Sentences with phrase «many mixed blessings»

That can be a mixed blessing, says Cohen.

Mentors especially can be a mixed blessing.

It is at best a mixed blessing now.

Yet, success is a mixed blessing.

Play Inflation Rising inflation could be a mixed blessing for stocks.

The infographic suggests that erosion of the conventional concept of the workplace and traditional work hours together with the rise of remote working, has emerged as a mixed blessing, with employees working from anywhere and as a result, at any time.

To date, rising incomes have been a mixed blessing for Canada's $ 3 - billion frozen - food industry.

While monitoring drivers more closely could boost safety for riders, interviews with current and former Uber drivers suggested the program could be a mixed blessing for the operators of Uber's fleet.

The first year of Trump is a mixed blessing.

This easy access to information is a mixed blessing, as it keeps us in the know but can also cause us to veer off course.

It is a mixed blessing for diversification, lowering overall portfolio volatility, but also making hedging through «proxies» harder.

As the Body of Christ on this earth, we have been given the mixed blessing of being His representatives and ambassadors on this earth, commissioned to carry the enormous weight of the Gospel message and make disciples.

The development of effective birth control methods has made it possible for the unitive function of human sexuality to be expressed more freely, which admittedly given predisposition to selfish predatory behavior is a mixed blessing.

School presented a mixed blessing for Susan.

This was a mixed blessing.

The coming of a child can be a mixed blessing — a microcosm of the problem of evil.

Marty identifies the problem exactly and, if I may dare say it, it is a classic irony of a strength turning out to be a mixed blessing.

You're also among the most headstrong, which is a mixed blessing (obviously I'm allowed to say that..)

But Carroll also saw that pluralism was a mixed blessing.

The capacity to bear children is, to say the least, a mixed blessing for the woman.

I see the various media, Including TV, as gifts of God, with their present content as mixed blessings and — well, cursings.

Mixed blessings are the only kind you get.

The second way the Jesus of the Gospels facilitates interfaith dialogue is by reminding us that religion is always a mixed blessing.

«One of the mixed blessings of being twenty and twenty - one and even twenty - three is the conviction that nothing like this, all evidence to the contrary notwithstanding, has ever happened before.»

The party was supposed to be weeks ago, but we had to move it because of the storm, and now I say it's another mixed blessing because (a) it took me about 5 hours to make this crazy thing; and (b) we actually have room in the fridge for it.

Lower dairy prices represented a mixed blessing, reducing ingredient costs for consumer products but also weighing heavily on the company's farmer - shareholders whose collective incomes have been slashed by billions of dollars in the last two years.

But a child's ability to heal quickly from a sports injury is a mixed blessing with pluses and minuses.

I wish the Dad were interested in this child, its growth and its birth... not me (99 % of the time)... his behavior makes him seem like a monster, so his callous attitude is a mixed blessing, I guess.

Tax reform is a mixed blessing for state and local government in Illinois, according to an analysis by the Illinois Economic and Fiscal Commission, an arm of the General Assembly.

That ball is a mixed blessing — while it has allowed me to get my daughter to sleep for many months, I sometimes curse it because it's the only way she'll fall sleep and it's very tiring for me.

However, senior researcher Max Nathan warned: «The evidence says big casinos deliver mixed blessings.

A minimum wage rise large enough to significantly increase unemployment would be, at best, a mixed blessing for lower income groups.

These numbers show the economy is experiencing «mixed blessings» on the slow road to recovery, he said.

Ryan has smoothed the way for Stefanik through the ranks to subcommittee chair on the House Armed Services Committee and membership on the House Intelligence Committee — a mixed blessing at best in the wake of halting its Trump - Russia investigation.

It's probably an understatement to say that Adam and Eve's decision to eat the forbidden fruit was a mixed blessing.

In that sense, Julian Schreibman's landslide victory over challenger Joel Tyner in Tuesday's Democratic primary was a mixed blessing.

The connection between evil and money has been a principal bane of democracy, turning democracy, that same vehicle that is supposed to bring good tidings into a vehicle of mixed blessings — the good and the ugly.

Political endorsement from politicians can be a mixed blessing, as evidenced in the Kingston mayoral primary.

For manned missions, ballistic transfer would be a mixed blessing.

This article appeared in print under the headline «US ruling on breast cancer genes is a mixed blessing»

Changes in sheep farming may be a mixed blessing for members of the crow family, according to recent studies.

Unfortunately, the sodium used to transfer heat out of the core in an SFR plant is a mixed blessing.

I'm an Associate Director now, which is a mixed blessing.

«It's a success which has really been a mixed blessing for theoretical physics,» Amelino - Camelia says.

Saharan dust in the ocean is a «mixed blessing,» according to NASA's Earth Observatory.

The lingering of the fetal DNA, research suggests, may be a mixed blessing for a mom: The cells may benefit the mother's health — by promoting tissue repair and improving the immune system — but may also cause adverse effects, such as autoimmune reactions.

The bacteria that live in your intestines are a mixed blessing.

A drug that regulates such a hormone, however, may be a mixed blessing.

Europa's chaotic surface was a mixed blessing for researchers seeking life.

In one of nature's mixed blessings, the mechanisms that work to heal cuts and wounds, rebuilding damaged cells, can also go out of control and cause cancer.