Sentences with phrase «given crutches»

You may be given crutches, a walker or a cane to help with walking.
I have been given a crutch though which helps out a lot!

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Don't think in EF terms, it will only give you a mental crutch!
China has become a country that can innovate, but it is unwilling to give up the crutch of economic espionage and will never do so unless it is pressed.
But when you use it as your crutch and you refuse to think critically using the brain God gave you, then how are you different than those Pharisees?
Part of his message: Live within your means, don't give away your power, live without crutches and travel light.
If you admit that and believe you would rather use religion as a crutch to face the unknown future I can sort of respect that (I felt the exact same way just 5 years ago, it's what led me to admit that I didn't actually believe in religion as much as I liked the feeling of security that the belief gave me).
People like you that use the Bible as a crutch make me glad I gave up religion.
They spend their whole lives ignoring all evidence because they are afraid to give up on their crutch.
All we have in the USA is the Constltution to give us a tendency towards equality under the law, but the laws are unequally enforced, biased against non-believers, and a very shaky crutch upon which to rest our freedoms and rights.
Set time limits, stick to them and plan other activities, like board games and crafts, that still give you a break without leaning on an electronics crutch.
As you give extra time and attention to your older child who is experiencing some sleep regression, be careful to not create a new sleep crutch such as holding his hand till he goes to sleep, lying down with him each night, or letting him listen to an audiobook at bedtime till he goes to sleep.
Unfortunately, parents should avoid giving children this type of «sleep crutch» as it will only prolong the child's inability to sleep independently.
«As you modify your baby's sleep behavior, you are going to have to give up middle - of - the - night crutches, known as negative associations, that may get her back to sleep in the short run but won't prevent her from popping up again in an hour.
«Parents inadvertently create more crying by giving up and resorting to their original sleep crutch after a certain amount of time,» says West.
And on top of it, he is saying to you, «you know what, my crutch isn't working», because sometimes, giving him a bottle to sleep doesn't work and then you have to rock him.
But since my liver isn't currently functioning well (and I have the moods to reflect that), and I do use it as a crutch to deal with stress, I struggle to give it the boot for good.
If you can avoid giving the body a crutch, don't give it.
My dad taught me that if you always give the body a crutch, it is always going to expect one.
Also, meeting people only in a virtual environment — which is something herpes dating sites give you the opportunity to do — can become a crutch sometimes.
The objectives, even when research (the great butt saving crutch) gives the concept a green light they go with the safe, plain vanilla, no risk, blame game solutions.
Dr. Win - the - War had since stepped in, and Patient America was now on the road to recovery: «He has given up crutches.
You should not use another lawyer's hard work as a crutch, or an excuse for you to be intellectually lazy — use other lawyers» advice to teach yourself to fish, rather than relying on them to give you fish.
The introduction of a screen offers a crutch that gives user experience designers and easy - out when they face difficulty designing a purely conversational interaction.
Instead of giving me a pleasant kick, coffee had started to become my daily crutch; a simple means to not feel utterly exhausted.
But I'll admit that even after I corrected my mistake, I wasn't immediately ready to give up all the other marketing crutches I had relied on.
The bog Infarrantly Creative gives a step - by - step tutorial on how to create a floor lamp out of crutches here.
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