Sentences with phrase «health time bomb»

Some of us are ticking health time bombs; and, no amount of broccoli will ever heal us completely.

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The brilliant John Roberts «enumerated and limited government time bomb maneuver» just becomes a trivia question about the original superseded and obsolete rationale for how the Supreme Court upheld the power of the Congress to mandate that individuals buy health insurance.

The biggest time bomb I felt, particularly towards the end of my time with Youth for Christ, was young people's mental health.

«The problem is that the Health Department has been slow in sharing information with the DOC — when for obvious reasons, the presence of Legionnaires» disease in a correctional facility is a ticking time - bomb,» Mr. Seabrook said in a statement.

At the time of the bombing, most mental health experts assumed that sudden tragedy is a psychological lightning strike, a quick shock that dims over time.

According to Dr Vikram Patel, «The health time - bomb ticks on due to the rising burden of non-communicable diseases.

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For meal times, coconut oil is the bomb for lowering stress and for general brain and body health.

If you add all the anti-biotic and hormone laden chicken into the equation it is just a ticking time bomb for a massive country - wide health disaster.

With the right support, schools can make a monumental impact when it comes to addressing the growing health crisis which represents a ticking time bomb for this and future generations.

«The inactivity time bomb,» «The obesity epidemic,» these phrases have been used to describe in a nutshell the health problems that the children of today will face in the future.

In other words, zero tolerance policies did little to help schools, law enforcement, and mental health experts identify deeply troubled students who are out there, like ticking time bombs.

Not only has the item - centric Balloon Battle returned with Bob - omb Blast (nearly the same modes, with balloons acting as health, but with the latter restricted to bombs stacking as high as ten at a time), but we have a few new options when compared to MK8.

These items include a health potion, bombs to destroy walls, a shield potion, and a rage potion that amplifies Mulaka «s strength for a short time.

In Rabi - Ribi, there's barely any downtime between new upgrades and even simple power boosts like health and attack increases can be found in great volume if the player takes time to explore off the beaten path and throw carrot bombs at every suspicious rocket they come across.

I made the prints by combining time - lapse photographs of both the Hanford Reach and the mouth of the Columbia River with layers of text derived from stories told by Nagasaki bombing victims, data regarding the environmental and health effects of nuclear processing at Hanford, and poems by Dylan Thomas and Mary Oliver.

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Property: When built in 1959, this steel - and - concrete encased property was intended to be a safe house for its creator at a time when «atomic bomb scare,» not «health care» or «politics as usual,» was the buzzword.