Sentences with phrase «flare up as»

Curious if the injury can flare up as they age and if they have a more active day then the past?

Hair loss, inflammation, and skin infections can all flare up as an indirect result of a flea or tick attack.

The report also highlights challenges that may flare up as ice melt opens up more sea lanes.

You'll also want to look for one that is vinyl - free (which this one is) since that can cause allergies to flare up as well.

Right now our nearest star should be flaring up as never before.

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There are plenty of risks globally that could shock the Canadian economy, such as a renewed flare - up in the European Union debt crisis, or a slowdown in China's rampant growth, which is showing signs of overheating.

It seems like every time we have one of these macro flare - ups, like Greece as an example, we just see more extreme market moves which I think would be put in the unhealthy bucket.

In 2012, Beijing pressured citizens to avoid travel to Japan as their territorial spat over the Japanese - controlled Senkaku or Diaoyu islands flared up.

Tensions continue to flare up in the South China Sea, as Beijing has reportedly installed anti-ship cruise missiles and surface - to - air missile systems on three outposts in...

All of this comes as the decades - long tensions between Saudi Arabia and Qatar have flared up.

And we've seen, when issues of racial injustice flare up, vocal pro-lifers wonder why civil rights leaders don't seem as concerned about the injustice of abortion.

Avoid as many flare ups from the grill if possible.

(Carefully watch the chicken during the searing process as the oil will tend to cause flare - ups.

* As I've already received a few comments about flare - ups on the grill from bacon grease, I want to add before you start that you should definitely use your judgement here; the recipe is not the law.

I have been drinking turmeric lattes for a while now, ever since the arthritis flare up I had last year (as turmeric is such an awesome anti-inflammatory) and I love masala chai also, so when I got given a masala chai spice kit from RawSpiceBar, I thought I'd combine the two, and it was just delicious.

I suffer from an autoimmune disease called Ulcerative Colitis as well as IBSD, and feel that this would aid me in making wholesome food that will prevent future flare - ups.

Fans packed the Stadio Toumbas and brought enough flares to light up Paris as they encircled the pitch and created a menacing red glow that smoked out the ground.

The anthem protest debate flared up again after Dolphins owner Stephen Ross was quoted as saying «all of our players will be standing» in the New York Daily News.

In turn, he was probably rested as a precaution to avoid the issue from flaring up, and it's a sensible strategy as the 30 - year - old is a key figure for Spurs and will be needed for bigger tests ahead throughout the campaign.

This tendonitis is an odd problem that could flare up again at any time and as he is our best defender, Arsene Wenger will be keen to ensure that the French international is available for the bigger games.

During football games tempers will flare up, as it will in most contact sports.

Flares are very common in Turkey and you will see hundreds of them lit up during any big games in the SuperLiga, but if UEFA expected Arsenal to thoroughly search every single Galatasary fan as they entered the ground then they are asking the impossible.

We still need a Striker, big strapping Box to Box with defensive skills (Wenger will never buy a DM) and a couple of CB as Kos's injury is the type that will flare up if he is overplayed.

Costa's first game against Arsenal was more memorable for a dust - up between the two managers, with Arsene Wenger shoving Jose Mourinho in the chest as tempers flared on the sidelines at Stamford Bridge.

Reports in Italy have flared up again this week, alleging that Arsenal's Alexis Sánchez is on Juventus's radar as they look to fill the void left by Spanish international Álvaro Morata, who is...

Once your baby has a flare up, try to treat it as soon as possible.

Something else to keep in mind is that as your twins become more mobile, different activities can also cause their reflux to flare up.

When eczema really flares up, you want to get baby's skin healed back up as soon as possible.

Flare - ups, even among close friends, may be common, but will typically fade just as quickly as they started, especially with loving guidance from teachers and parents.

Stress can cause eczema flare - ups to appear as stress causes flushing which will irritate the skin.

In case your baby suffers any dry skin, look no further than this soap as it is Praben and fragrance free thus no irritation to the skin of the baby as it is formulated to reduce skin flare ups.

To prevent the acne from flaring up or any other associated rash, wash your baby's clothing in a baby - safe gentle laundry soap such as Dreft or Seventh Generation.

So far we see no flare ups and I highly recommend buying Colic Calm Gripe water give to your baby at night time as it helps to reduce flare ups.

The foods I ate was enough to flare up her reactions and one day she didn't wake up or feed for over 20 hours (most of that time was spent in the ER of course, as I called 911 as soon as I realize she didn't wake up through the night and I couldn't wake her.

As I watched the LFTB controversy flare up and engulf the airways this spring, I wondered about this daily.

It was a huge problem for me as a teen and still flares up even as an adult.

The Night Social Media Exploded Over Ferguson and Watch: The Night Social Media Lit Up as Violence Flared in Ferguson.

And once the IFS produces its own version of this chart, then we can expect the debate over «progressiveness» to flare up once again — just as it did back in August.»

Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr. released a statement rejecting Sen. Kevin Parker's characterization of their flare - up last night as a «member - to - member conversation,» insisting the Brooklyn Democrat's use of the f - bomb occurred in the Senate chamber and merits an apology to staffers who witnessed his «tirade.»

The trip came as tensions between the Obama administration and Israeli officials grew last week over the handling of the last flare - up in violence with Hamas.

The row over David Cameron's ditching of a high - profile female candidate flared up again last night amid claims that a senior Tory official described her pregnancy as a «disability».

Europe has flared up again as eurosceptics put pressure on the prime minister ahead of his attempted renegotiation of Britain's EU membership terms, which can not begin formally until he wins an overall parliamentary majority or he secures agreement with the Liberal Democrats in a fresh coalition agreement.

Astrosat's multiwavelength capability could pay special dividends with sources that flare up rapidly, such as x-ray binaries.

That increased metabolism shows up as a flare on a nuclear scan.

As it was pulled further in, the colliding debris heated up, producing X-ray flares, in the same pattern as the optical bursts, just before the debris fell into the black holAs it was pulled further in, the colliding debris heated up, producing X-ray flares, in the same pattern as the optical bursts, just before the debris fell into the black holas the optical bursts, just before the debris fell into the black hole.

The new detector can identify active infection as well as dormant, or latent, microbes that might one day flare up into full - blown illness, the developers say.

The film starts out when the star is dragged into a tendril that shows up as an x-ray flare in telescopes.

Over a year's time, these patients experienced about half as many flare - ups as those taking another commonly prescribed drug, a different research group reported in the same issue of the journal.

In some cases, hundreds of astrocytes may flare up at once, and the flares can last as long as several seconds.

Itchy, painful rashes — such as those that occur with psoriasis — are uncomfortable, but at least they fade when the flare - up subsides.