Sentences with phrase «if my words prevent»

There are more details that are much to private to share but if my words prevent one person from falling prey to the father of lies this is worth it.

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In other words, if there are issues that would prevent you from getting that next promotion, you should be aware of them and working on solving them.

In other words, if your iPhone is beginning to run out of battery capacity, these slowdowns might kick in to keep it running for longer or prevent it from shutting down unexpectedly.

If these words are removed then all that happens is that the method by which abuses happen change it doesn't prevent abuses.

The standard reply by defenders of traditional free will theism is that «worst» is a relative term so that, if God had prevented the worst evils, then the next worst evils would have been the worst, and the critic would claim that God should have prevented those, and so on, so that, in Hick's words, «There would be nowhere to stop, short of a divinely arranged paradise,» which would defeat the divine purpose of soul - making (363 - 64).

In other words, drugs now used to treat AIDS could also prevent its transmission, winding down the epidemic if enough people begin therapy early.

In other words, if President Lincoln carried the MEN2B gene and lived today, he would have been pre-emptively diagnosed and the related cancers could be prevented or caught early.

In other words, if you want to prevent or reduce your risk for heart disease, replace that saturated fat - rich coconut oil with polyunsaturated fat - rich vegetable oils like canola oil.

I like the the tube prevents me from sticking my hands into the entire product (like if it were in a scoop out type package) but I have to make sure with these types of packaging that I'm using a for lack of better words, tube squeezer to make sure I'm not wasting a lot of product.

In other words, if you have a term policy and you get sick or injured in a way that would prevent you from being insurable, you can convert to a permanent life insurance policy without taking a medical exam or answering health questions and keep the life insurance coverage the rest of your life.

In other words, if you keep using your card or taking other steps associated with the card, then you can prevent your rewards from expiring.

In other words, even if you believe that passive investing could prevent an efficient market, we are still a long way away from passive investing being a large enough market share for those fears to be realised.

Feds plug loophole that prevented credit card rates from falling — The Federal Reserve fixed a problem in the wording of the Credit CARD Act that would have made consumers wait 45 days if they wanted reduced interest rates... (more)

Zoonotic disease education and prevention is extremely important, and as an industry, we are in a unique position to address it by communicating within the industry or, if necessary, getting the word out to the public about what it is and how to help prevent it.

Many people ended up buying more than one console, because they wanted to play exclusive games.7 In other words, if you want to play a Mario game, or the new Zelda, the fact that you own an iPhone won't prevent you from also buying a 3DS.

Instead of mandating the use of helmets, it was argued that efforts should be focussed on preventing the collision (through strategies such as improved infrastructure and expanded public awareness and education programs)-- in other words, if one prevents the collision, helmets become unnecessary.

I must admit I saw a few places where a missing word or two, if inserted, would have prevented a lot of the contention in the comments above.

In other words, if national authorities of a Member State are not prevented from prosecuting the suspect anew, it would be illogical not to allow another Member State to exercise its legitimate jurisdiction.

The bars, in other words, prevent the car from slipping underneath the truck if the car hits the center rear.

In other words, if your injuries are so severe that you will be prevented from ever returning to your job, you can seek compensation to make up the difference.

More importantly, even if the playing field is levelled — in other words, even if delay and excessive cost are no longer factors preventing parties from reaching the courtroom quickly and affordably — there will always be those who choose, for one reason or another, not to play.

Accordingly, «[t] hose affirmative representations trigger the corollary principle that, «if the defendant does speak, he must disclose enough to prevent his words from being misleading.

In other words, if a party prevents a visitor invited onto their property from entering the property, does the property owner have a claim against the person blocking access?

Applying these principles, the Court concluded that the Order would be «ultra vires if there is a real risk that persons will effectively be prevented from having access to justice» because «section 42 of the 2007 Act contains no words authorising the prevention of access to the relevant tribunals».

Short of sequestering staffers, as if they were jurors in a high profile trial, there is no way of preventing word from spreading to friends and associates.

Hence, if you misspell even just one word on your resume, it can prevent your resume from appearing in the search results.

In other words, if you are in a cohabiting relationship, there is nothing to prevent you from leaving some or all of your property to your partner in your will.