Sentences with phrase «necessarily lead people»

But, having a responsive partner did not necessarily lead people to feel more satisfied with their lives over time.

They do not necessarily lead people to Jesus, but Jesus has no qualms whatsoever about walking into such religions to lead people to Him.

Not exact matches

But Argenti says the misstep actually led to greater sales of Coke, so it wasn't necessarily a bad move, even though people can still recall it 30 years later.

As we pointed out in Chapter 8, we can consider each other to be wrong without necessarily impugning the validity of the other's religious beliefs, if their beliefs lead to right relation with God and people.

If we now have plenty of people to guarantee our survival as a race, and if lots more people may make that survival harder, then it's time to follow the lead of those clerics a little — not to embrace celibacy necessarily, but to love your child to pieces, and with whatever you have left to start working your way down the list.

«disconfirmation of a belief doesn't always lead to the repudiation of that belief, which is why providing evidence that a belief is wrong will not necessarily make a person abandon that belief if their investment in it is strong enough.»

It's not necessarily in line with most people's January goals of eating healthy, but I believe that everything in moderation leads to a happy thus healthy life.

Not that by saying «funerals» I'm necessarily implying that actual people have to die, though casualties among the leadership can facilitate quick changes in just about any organization (junior officers rose fast in the Civil War, where unit commanders were expected to lead from the front).

«The NDC is a mass party but I think within the NDC, some people have taken the idea of the party of the masses too far to mean that you don't need the intellectuals necessarily to lead and I think that it is probably one of our undoing as a party,» he lamented.

And although protesters at the last women - led protest at Trump Tower did not necessarily have kind words for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton — one said Clinton's brand of feminism only works for wealthy Caucasian women and another said she's «voting for us,» referring to the people — this rally had a strongly pro-Clinton bent.

Thinking someone makes an excellent Chancellor of the Exchequer though doesn't necessarily equate to thinking the same person would make an excellent Prime Minister — they are different roles, a Prime Minister needs to lead and inspire the country in a way that the Chancellor doesn't.

But this doesn't necessarily mean that they're good at setting up a team and leading people.»

«Although many people may be reluctant to immediately go to a doctor, all bites to the hand should receive medical care,» said orthopaedic surgeon and lead study author Stephen A. Kennedy, MD. «And while routine antibiotics are not necessarily recommended for other bite wounds, they are recommended for a bite to the hand to reduce the risk of infection and disability.»

«Arctic populations are often identified as being highly vulnerable people, but that's not necessarily what the research shows,» says James Ford of McGill University's Geography Department and the lead author of an article on the subject that was recently published in Nature Climate Change.

Sports drinks don't necessarily lead to weight gain, however, and they may be appropriate for some student - athletes and other active young people.

Support groups are great place to meet people living with similar issues, and often these may lead to dating opportunities, but not necessarily so.

She'll see the dating experience as an opportunity to have fun and meet new people knowing that those dates might not necessarily lead to a relationship.

That doesn't necessarily just mean school principals or system leaders, it means people who are teachers, leading learning in the classroom, leading curriculum design, leading schools and leading systems.

It is this need to find a cause for every horrifying happening that gives rise to Tom Zoellner's A Safeway in Arizona, which examines the circumstances leading up to (although not necessarily responsible for) the January 8, 2011, massacre near Tucson that left six people dead and U.S. Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords gravely wounded with a bullet through her brain.

They don't necessarily trust that a person walking down the street is safe or that the noise of wind blowing through the trees won't lead to danger.

These posts in particular can incite a panic that leads to shelters being inundated with calls and emails from people who are concerned about an animal's fate even though they're not necessarily able or willing to help.

That leads me to believe that the most creative places aren't necessarily the ones that are supposed to be, they're the ones where people are given tools, freedom, skills, motivation, and an audience.

Instead of a paradigm that leads people to think that any impedance to OLR necessarily must raise surface temperatures to maintain TOA radiative balance, Earth has a parallel non-radiative path of thermal energy flow, with the endothermic process of evaporation playing a central role.

Although other allocations would allow some people to lead a higher quality of life (for example, those living in countries with large resource endowments), others would necessarily lead a more deprived life (that is, those with less access to global resources).

Like Jim Cripwell's bridge model that could kill people, the errors in the climate models have led directly to people dying as the «energy prices necessarily skyrocket» when governments make decisions based on the models.

Should the referring court find that, according to the particular values of the legal order of the Member State in which it has jurisdiction, offences such as those committed by Mr I. pose a direct threat to the calm and physical security of the population, that should not necessarily lead to the expulsion of the person concerned.

Also, your leading source in getting new work is your existing clients, not necessarily from them, but the people that tell other people about it.

Any relative can be appointed a «personal representative» and lead the wrongful death case, although this will not necessarily increase that person's share of any recovery.

And then I listen to you and you kind of talk me down and then I go, okay, but once I start to study this, it shows me ways that I don't — people aren't necessarily going to go from where they are to the leading edge every year but --

Remember, these are not necessarily people who can get you a job, but they can lead you to others who can.

When green groups assume that Indigenous peoples» «traditional culture» is necessarily conservationist, this can lead them to denigrate Indigenous people who pursue economic opportunities.

While there is significant expenditure on mental health it is not necessarily being spent on the right things — those services which prevent illness, keep people well, support recovery and enable people to lead contributing lives.

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commissioner, Tom Calma, argues in the Native Title Report 2005 that the Australian Government's proposal to encourage individual leases on Indigenous land will not necessarily lead to improved economic outcomes for Indigenous people.