Sentences with phrase «not sudden»

In his defence, he has never been able to articulate his feelings too well so its not a sudden change.

Even changes that are normal and are not sudden (e.g., a child beginning toilet training) can be stressful.

Even changes that are normal and are not sudden (eg a child beginning toilet training) can be stressful.

Does it matter that pet damage is generally not sudden and accidental?

It's not sudden and accidental.

Millions of workers each year will suffer from injuries that are not sudden or traumatic but rather develop gradually over time at work, during a course of repetitive action.

This was not a sudden flash of insight offered from the bench to the surprise of counsel who had never considered the matter in that light before.

It seems that the aim is not a sudden altruism on the part of the oil giants, but rather a desire to remove some competition.

What if extinction is not a sudden event like an asteroid hit, but a long slow decline?

There is no evidence of a sudden changes in CO2 then, and it has just been proved from ice core sampling that there was not a sudden methane release at the end to cause that rapid warming.

Indeed, most of the ruptured ligaments that we see are not sudden ruptures.

Your pup is a creature of habit, and will need to gradually build up an understanding of how things work — not a sudden «aha» moment where he «sees the light.»

Good til» cancelled stop orders are a good tool so you do not have to watch every tick all day and it will usually get you out of a trade and avoid any plunge in price as long as there is not a sudden gap.

A leak from a washing machine generally doesn't fall into the latter category, and an ongoing leak is not sudden and accidental.

It's not sudden and accidental.

Does it matter that pet damage is generally not sudden and accidental?

Still, I need to get this out of the way: The second screen is not a sudden and miraculous cure for what ails ebook readers.

It works best when it's a way of life and not a sudden push to fit into a smaller dress size for your twentieth -LSB-...]

Hi there - hopefully, this coolant leak was not a sudden water pump or hose failure.

Besides, the stiffness doesn't occur in a surprising and sudden way: it just becomes more and more stiff, so you get used to the stiffness that is not sudden.

The racing - style, 14.6 - inch, floating brake discs with six - piston Brembo calipers deliver predictable (not sudden) bite from the Brembo SPS - 1000 brake pads, and the 20 - inch Michelins will not wimp out in the corners.

In a phone interview, she contends what's happening in Nashville is not a sudden takeover of the local schools by any kind of «movement.»

Dr. Sandy Addis, director of the National Dropout Prevention Center explained how dropping out is not a sudden decision.

This linguistic seachange is tidal, not sudden, but the trend towardthe teaching and learning of Chinese, particularly Mandarin, as a valuable new secondlanguage, is clear to see.

While these days, it's a rare 24 - hour period that passes without Lindsay Lohan news, the teenage actress's rise to A-list celebrity gossip and top - billed star power was not a sudden one.

Sex encounters are not sudden; they are rather planned at this No Strings attached dating site!

It is best to test for all three antibody types, however this can be expensive and for that reason most naturopathic doctors test IgG food allergies when the symptoms are slow and insidious and not sudden or life threatening.

There is no evidence of a sudden changes in CO2 then, and it has just been proved from ice core sampling that there was not a sudden methane release at the end to cause that rapid warming.

And when it erupts, the lava comes out in steady streams, not sudden, dangerous explosions, posing more of a threat to property than life.

The short answer is that it's not sudden.

The Ukrainian revolution here was not sudden, was not by a small group, or by an existing part of the state establishment.

Democracy is not a sudden phenomenon in India.

Because it's not a sudden severe cut off of blood, but rather a more moderate lack of oxygen that's been going on for minutes or hours, the body struggles to keep the heart rate in the normal range and is able to do so....

Not Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.»

This is not backed by oil money, this is not a sudden injection of cash.

It's not a sudden triple injury setback since we all knew a while back that Welbeck and Wilshere were going to be out for a long time.

The so - called sexual revolution of the 1960s was not a sudden explosion of oversexed youth.

The Catechism introduced to me «ways of coming to know God» that involve study and discipline, not a sudden revelation.

When they describe seeing his star «rising», that's an astrology term, not the sudden appearance of a supernova, or something.

However, the energy industry needs stability and predictability for industry, not sudden radical changes.

He should recommend gradual, tax - efficient steps, such as incrementally reducing your exposure to stocks, allocating new money into lower - risk investments and building up your cash reserves — not a sudden, sharp overhaul of your account.

It's not a sudden event.

(«It's not sudden, like on TV, where they just pop up and say, «Where am I?»»

«This is not a sudden surprise,» says Roger Ferguson, president and CEO of retirement - plan provider TIAA.

It's not a sudden cliff, though: The numbers are already shifting.

Raised a Christian Scientist, Taylor's decision wasn't sudden.

And the format wasn't sudden death until 1979.

I'm a little confused by this article, George Osborne saying we won't be offering any unfunded tax cuts isn't a sudden change in policy it is exactly what he and David Cameron have been saying for ages.

The formation of the SDP wasn't a Sudden thing, at the last stages of talks, Roy Jenkins had approached David Steel, to see if he could join the Liberal party, both had come to the conclusion if Michael Foot did win the leadership, for there to be a breakaway party, and Jenkins would be in more of a position to take one tenth of the CLP with him, and form an electoral pact, followed by a merger years later, of which would really be a take over.

Tworkov's response to the question begins with the observation that the shift from gesture to mark wasn't sudden, nor was he «completely disenchanted with the work that I was doing.»