Sentences with phrase «fall victim to what»

Excuse the cliché, but so many women going through marital turmoil fall victim to what I call the «Cinderella syndrome» — thinking their Prince Charming is waiting out there for them (apologies for the sexist remark as the same remark applies to opposite / same - sex gender relationships).

Dragon Ball FighterZ is a game that just has a lot going on on the screen at one time so it's easy to find a moment where the other player may miss the tell and fall victim to what is probably one of the best ways to get a combo started with Cell.

The problem with being a «travel writer» is you could fall victim to what Martin Amis calls «herd (or heard?)

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It combines two major human fears — fire and heights — and you're never entirely sure who's going to fall victim to what.

But when we are presented with the same pattern over and over again it is easy to fall victim to what is known as confirmation bias, or coming to false conclusions because the evidence we use does not come from a broad enough sample.

They panic and sell when prices drop, then fall victim to what Alan Greenspan in 1996 called «irrational exuberance» and buy when prices soar.

This is a movie that has a fairly interesting premise, but also one that falls victim to what are by now stereotypes and tired tropes (thanks to «The Hunger Games,» «Divergent,» and their sequels).

With the customization of user experiences online and the collection of personal information that shapes and even distorts information and opinions, falling victim to what Pariser (2011) called «filter bubbles» is becoming increasingly easy.

She falls victim to what clueless do - gooders hold out in the form of salvation, despite their not knowing anything about her condition.

But apparently, owners of the PS3 Fat fell victim to what Sony is calling an «internal clock bug» yesterday, and because of this, many trophy - enabled PS3 games did not function correctly.

As in all other matters, change in political discourse comes through striving for what we can do, rather than falling victim to what we can not, and it is change in the political discourse that these resolutions so fundamentally seek.

After reading through a mountain of forum posts, tweets, obscure articles and subsequent retractions, it looks like OnePlus fell victim to what the internet is good at — getting outraged, then moving on when the next thing caught our attention.

Jameson Lopp, the outspoken Bitcoin commentator and BitGo engineer, has fallen victim to what appears to be an incident of «swatting ``.

By the way, I have fallen victim to what I said one should not do by judging another by what / how he has written an article; are you an academic?

Not exact matches

In the process of buying a mattress, you'll likely be pitched all kinds of different accessories to get, and if you don't go in with a clear idea of what you want, it's easy to fall victim to those pitches and spend way more money than you thought you would.

It's not so much that they refuse to look as it is more of what the non-believers have fallen victim to, which is what religion has shown us.

We shouldn't fall trap or victim of logic interpretation of defintion of bible teaching and what the truth in it really intended to convey to people like you and me!

Please do you homework instead of falling for namecalling which is what this Imam wants you to do to make him a victim and me the bad guy.

I do nt what to say except, I think you are falling victim to your own basis's or traits of a player.

Perhaps I'm falling victim to formula marketing myself by thinking it's better than what I could mix up, but I guess we all have our own comfort level.

But what we don't see are all the failures: the countless numbers of creatures that died in the egg or in the womb, or hatched or were born with terrible defects, or fell victim to predators or disease because of some weakness.

Preoccupied with correcting all those false claims about the golden ratio, I copied and pasted the algebra box directly from an old passage and fell victim to the classic danger of reading what I thought was there rather than what actually was there.

For those perhaps not familiar with the jargon of the Martian astronaut community, crew selection protocols are what you use before a trip to Mars to determine what kind of person is going to make a staunch and reliable crew member, as opposed to the kind liable to — as we say in astropsychology — fall victim to Space Madness, sell his soul to the onboard master computer, disembowel his crewmates somewhere deep in the black, unaccountable void, eventually landing on Mars only to scamper briefly across its surface, forgetting his helmet in a self - made diaper of hydraulic cabling, and finally collapsing with a mouthful of red dirt, advancing human understanding of the Red Planet millimetrically, if at all.

For decades now, I've fallen victim repeatedly to what can only be called recognition - failure heartbreak syndrome (RFHS).

You learn what actual portion sizes look like and you stop falling victim to mental errors like

You learn what actual portion sizes look like and you stop falling victim to mental errors like the health halo effect of food.

Instead of continuing to do what was working... I fell into the same trap that so many of my clients today have also fallen victim to.

Overuse injuries are what happens when we fall victim to the «3 Too's» — too much (exercise), too soon (before you're ready), too fast (at too high of an intensity).

What if no one in your family — not your kids, your spouse — fell victim to whatever is going around?

What can I say, I fell victim to all the awesome sales.

When you're shopping, have a plan of what you are looking for: color, shape, etc., otherwise you may fall victim to the underpriced clothing candy.

What's interesting is their children are nowhere to be seen, which may mean they have fallen victim to this vicious horde of zombies.

Though any fighting game enthusiast will tell you that you need a strategy no matter what title you are playing, games with simpler battle systems often fall victim to the «press more buttons to win!»

It isn't until Agent Tate presents her with Charlie's other victims — not girlfriends, as he'd told her, but minors who filed rape charges — that she realizes what has happened to her and her life falls apart, along with that of her family.

They're picked off one or sometimes two at time, until someone figures out a way to defeat the unstoppable killer, escapes, or ends up being the last, recognizable person to fall victim to the killer's knife / machete / chainsaw / what - have - you.

Infiniti's all - new 2009 FX has fallen victim to the latest styling trend: lots of fussy details tacked on to what was a clean, uncluttered design.

Geeks on Site's blog is a practical blog for consumers who need tips on how to prevent attacks on their computer, and what to do if they fall victim to an attack.

Minimize the chance that you will fall victim to an identity thief, and find out what to do if you suspect your identity has been compromised.

Here are some tips on how to spot a phishing scam, how to avoid falling victim, and what to do if money has been stolen from your account.

Know what an actual expert has to say about which dog food is best, and don't fall victim to a large business that doesn't prioritize your pet's health.

What you feed your dog, and how you feed it, can increase or decrease the risk of him falling victim to canine bloat.

Controls are generally well - done, but Iron Triangle falls victim to the traditional console RTS downfall — no matter what a developer does an analog stick will never be a good replacement for a mouse.

But I have also seen quotes of the cost of averting AGW that fall victim to the same oversimplification: that look at what it would cost if we all switched to hybrids, or changed our home heating to an alternative source, without regard to the fact that new tehnologies will be developed to fill demand, cost of hybrids will come down as production scales up, etc..

What I've said: «Regrettably, some mainstream climate science leaders fell victim to Simpson's Paradox decades ago; the point is not to issue blame, but rather to suggest that we help pick up the pieces now to enable more efficient data exploration moving forward.»

Just as US utilities are pressing ahead with phasing out coal, regardless of what short - term electoral politics might look like, diesel is not falling victim to any single policy or initiative.

You can always suspect that I myself do not know sufficiently what a model is and what restrictions it has, as You don't know what I know... But if You blame the pros here for such a thing You fall victim to the Kruger Dunning fallacy.

Do not fall victim to having missed the opportunity of acquiring what is lawfully owed to fully compensate a personal injury.

The basic test comes down to the simple, if not obvious one of deciding what is the real purpose of the contract, the true benefit intended to be obtained by the injured party, the extent to which the misperformance by the defendant goes beyond falling short of what was desired by the victim of the breach and involves the complete denial to him of any benefit from the performance that was provided.

Lawyers for big companies like Publix, Walmart, and other grocery stores, for instance, are well versed in what to ask victims who have fallen down at their client's property.