Sentences with phrase «in turn become»

Phubbed people in turn become more likely to attach themselves to their phones in unhealthy ways, thereby increasing their own feelings of stress and depression.

Learning about finance would be my first priority that would in turn become my passion.

Some analysts have voiced their concern about Apple's price increases over the years, arguing that as the company inflates the cost of its flagships, people in turn become less willing to throw that much cash for smartphones.

Fortunately, one player has fought back, and in turn become the hero that fans need most.

This year, the Climate Reality Project will conduct trainings around the world for the next generation of Climate Leaders, who will in turn become part of the Climate Reality Leadership Corps.

in conclusion a study that would be interesting and relivent would be that of city imports such as foods that people and pets eat and turn into calories which in turn become heat and fuels that are burned becoming heat and also electric energy consumption.

But I can also extract things from it, which can in turn become self - contained objects in their own right, says the Belgian artist Miet Warlop.

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These projections in turn become like hallucinations or apparitions.

These pieces will in turn become part of the history of the collection at RFC.

These formally abstract compositions engage with the cyclical nature of life, point to our essence of being and in turn become a celebration and reflection on the transient nature of existence.

Coined by Carl Schmitt and expanded by Giorgio Agamben, a «state of exception» — the exhibition's Chinese title — refers to a political situation in which the normal laws and regulations of a society are abruptly suspended, replaced by temporary conditions that in turn become a new status quo.

These mise en abymes in turn become structures in which the body performs its own representation.

When I paint I imagine the shapes to possess distinct personalities, which in turn become tools for working.

For this exhibition, Fernandez will present 3:37 p.m. (2001), a wall installation composed of hundreds of acrylic cubes in seven colors of the light spectrum, a reductive representation of a rainbow captured at a specific moment in time, 3:37 p.m. Fernández's work is characterized by an interest in perception and the psychology of looking, so she encourages the viewer to conjure up his or her own personal associations with the landscape, which in turn become part of the meaning behind the work.

The game's complex crafting system allows the player to create useful items, as well as more and more deadly weapons, but apart from that, one is capable of constructing buildings, which can in turn become parts of large towns or fortresses.

They recognize that these animals are often misunderstood and have been the victims of neglect, but with the right care and attention they can respond positively and in turn become the perfect companion.

On the flip side, the dogs doing the barking and lunging from behind the fence learn that their aggressive behavior makes dogs leave, so they in turn become dog aggressive.

Taking into account doubling times, and virtuous circles of ever - growing dividend payments which in turn become new investments, I guess I'm just more optimistic about my long - term returns.

The clues that the readers find at the end of each book in the planned nine - book series will lead them to decipher a puzzle that will in turn become the actual GPS coordinates of a real, physical, hidden object that is crucial to the storyline.

Quickly ramping up to become the biggest event in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and in turn become a historically monumental Box - Office smash, the movie brings together many of the heroes and villains introduced across 18 movies to do battle with; the mad villain, Thanos.

That original lesson can in turn become licensed under whichever terms the creator decides.

Recent research suggests that if school systems take the lead in delinking neighborhoods from schools, the housing sector will follow and in turn become more racially diverse.32Siegel - Hawley, G. (2013, June).

This leads to conceptual understanding, which can in turn become a new idea — and so the cycle continues.

This time allows kids to unwind and in turn become more productive.

They feel more ownership over ideas learned in class because they arrived at them, and in turn they become even more curious.

And once too much body fat develops, it in turn become a metabolic stress that adversely impairs health.

And the more carb snacks you eat, the more insulin resistant you in turn become.

Those remnants are the rubble left over from the explosions of dying stars, which in turn become incorporated into newly forming planets.

They make a toxin called domoic acid, which is consumed by other plankton that in turn become food for fish and other organisms.

Babies quickly learn that they can play with anything within reach, and it's not hard for them to swipe a small object which will in turn become a choking hazard.

I actually hope Bramall can fulfill his potential here and in turn become the club's left back in the future.

That's what the NCAA does: writes checks to smart people, who in turn become the drooling replicants of a moralizing hivemind on the make.

In our body, antioxidants like the ones in this blueberry, pomegranate and lemon popsicle neutralize the free radicals by donating an electron and in turn become oxidized themselves.

In dialectical fashion, freedoms in conflict yield to resolutions which in turn become the occasion for freedoms in conflict, and so on.

Underneath the existing sources — that is to say, the biblical books themselves — we are supposed to find more original sources, which in turn become the criteria for interpretation.

Such a method can easily be seen in the metaphysical notion of prehension in which occasions of experience become by inheriting the forms of antecedent occasions, which in turn become the forms or data for future prehensions.

As eyewitnesses created texts out of observed and remembered miracles, texted miracles in turn become materials for imagination that pushed well beyond what was given or intended even in the text.

The asset managers in turn become landlords collecting rent from tens of thousands of rental properties.

This week's Proposal and Problem Solving session in turn becomes next week's Progress and Projection Updates, and you've established next week's call agenda.

To tap that market, manufacturers are selling directly to Chinese consumers via the internet, in turn becoming brands themselves.

As inconsistency is then uncovered in this «form,» it in turn becomes «matter» to a yet higher reconciliation.

It fuels inspiration and exploration which in turn becomes discovery and knowledge.

At the same time, the set simulates a boxing ring, which in turn becomes the boy's home, a stable or even the local cinema.

As Niebuhr described it, the favorite strategy of avoiding the paradox is to claim the achievement of perfection (which in turn becomes a source of human arrogance).

The critical point of Reflexion in the biological unit becomes the critical point of Inflexion for the phyla, which in turn becomes the point of «circumflexion» (if I may use the word) for the whole sheaf of inward - folding phyla.

He set his life to study and discredit God and Christianity and in turn became a true believer.

By «the continuation in sin,» which is the theme we now have to deal with, we are to think not so much of the particular new sins as of the state of being in sin, which in turn becomes the potentiation of sin in itself, an abiding in the state of sin with consciousness thereof, so that the law for the movement in potentiation is, here as everywhere, in the inward direction, in more and more intense consciousness.

Christian marriage in its turn becomes an efficacious sign, the sacrament of the covenant of Christ and the Church.

This in turn becomes a breeding ground for mold and foodborne pathogens.