It's a
bit of a vicious circle - you want to get healthy or change - up your exercise routine, but this one little phrase can always be used as an excuse.
(1) Since the principle of internal relatedness has been posited as the ontological foundation of the intellectual process of imaginative generalization, and it has also been affirmed that this principle is itself arrived at via imaginative generalization, do we thus find ourselves trapped in a
sort of vicious circle?
There seems to be a bit
of a vicious circle going on here: he looks a bit out of the ordinary and so gets mocked, so the Speaker calls him to speak more to show that Huppert can stand up to his bullies, so other MPs get resentful that he's being called to speak lots and do more heckling and jeering... and so we all pass the time of day.
If this misguided approach then results in panic, and «the baby must be fed», alternative feeding methods (the worst of which is the bottle) are then used, resulting in worsening of the situation and the
beginning of a vicious circle.
This
example of a vicious circle shows that the specific symptoms patients report, and their interactions, can be of crucial clinical importance.»
Just imagine, it is a double benefit: You save almost 10 % on interest rate and pay an installment for a limited time,
instead of the vicious circle of having minimum payments outbalanced by interest.
«The Arctic has always been regarded as a bellwether
because of the vicious circle that amplify human - caused warming in that particular region.
In line with our findings, we assume the
existence of a vicious circle, by which the fear of emotions and their associated beliefs maintain or exacerbate both emotional responses and the difficulties in ER, which, in turn, reinforce both beliefs about emotions and the use of unhelpful attempts to regulate emotional reactions, such as by, for example, experiential and behavioural avoidance.
Their results suggest the
creation of a vicious circle: A phubbed individual turns to social media and their compulsive behavior presumably leads them to phub others — perpetuating and normalizing the practice and problem of «phubbing.»
It's a
sort of vicious circle - the more carbohydrate eaten, the higher the insulin, the less stored fat can be accessed to fuel the body, so more carbohydrate has to be eaten to provide fuel instead.
We've got ourselves into a
bit of a vicious circle, without champions league football we will not be able to attract world class players or even potential world class players unless we pay them huge wages and there is no way we will do that, we have so many players coming into the final year (s) of their contracts who may or may not re sign.
It's a bit
of a vicious circle.
It's also a parable about the vicious circle of violence: In the movie people are hurting each other, and Ötzi tries to break out
of this vicious circle.
For instance, the set of principles similar to «do unto others» might be represented as a means to avoid «cyclical maladaptive patterns»
of vicious circles of hatred, says Vakoch.
Part
of the vicious circle: not selling enough books, must cut costs, make book shorter by shrinking the font, no one wants to read the book... Another rock, paper, scissors game that indies can take over.