Sentences with phrase «paying the price of»

Regardless of the hearing outcomes, Facebook has «already paid a price of tens of billions of dollars in market cap,» says Bradley Tusk, CEO of Tusk Ventures.

As I write this, investors are paying a price of 17.9 times next year's expected earnings of companies in the S&P 500.

If it goes forward with a rate increase in the near future, it will be us who pay the price of another bubble.

As I write this, investors are paying a price of 24.9 - times one - year earnings for companies in the S&P 500.

But the implicit message is unmistakable: congregations must come to terms with their changing social contexts or pay the price of numerical decline.

Don't need a label, already have one given to me at birth:) If other people want to pay the price of admission, more power to them.

I am secure in the knowledge and belief that I am a sinner, born in sin, struggle with sin daily but yet I look to Jesus Christ as the One who by His shed blood paid the price of my sins.

He is love and loves so much that he paid the price of horrible mistreatment at our hands so that we might see him as he really is.

It is always worth keeping in mind that it is the little ones who must first pay the price of the cultural rejection of «human nature».

He paid the price of a bitter death, rather than weaken the intimacy of his relationship with the human lot, with all its suffering and failure.

What pleased me most was his statement that the university «would not only permit but would honor and respect those who, not for political effect, but for personal, private reasons witness their conscience by a willingness to pay the price of their disobedience.»

When «eternities are demanded of life,» the powers of the earth readily pay the price of death in order to force life to deliver on the demand.

He died for out sins in our place, paid the price of our disobedience, and thereby made our forgiveness possible.

He died for our sins in our place, paid the price of our disobedience, and thereby made our forgiveness possible.

I'm not sure if you mean paying the price as in burning in hell forever or paying the price of social or customer rejection.

Jesus paid the price of the penalty of sin (death).

WHY??? Because doing those things doesn't pay the price of my sin.

He claimed things that were considered to be Blasphemy according to Jewish law when he said the Father and I are One and before Abraham was «I Am» He was claiming that He was the «Great I AM» of the Old testament, now come in the flesh and came to pay the price of sin for man, the only acceptable perfect sacrifice, the lamb wihtout blemish, that God would accept because he was indeed God in flesh.

As an African who sees the reality of everyday life, poverty and political dictatorship, it is not much different from our brother in Iran who pays the price of Islam dictatorship.

But we must not forget that biblically, God's witness is the martyr (Greek martyros), who pays the price of this word he has spoken with his blood and life.

This «good news» of the Christian gospel is that if one is willing to pay the price of obedience and moral surrender, God can take any life and make it over.

Saints denounce evil, but they are also willing to pay the price of putting it right.

Yahshua told people not to even bother starting out after Himself if they were not willing to pay the price of total commitment, and total death to this world, the flesh, and the demonic.

But all who pay the price of diligent concentration upon his philosophy will be rewarded for their labors.

One week of war would have easily paid the price of reconstructing all of Afghanistan.»

The Hymn says «there was no other good enough to pay the price of sin He only could unlock the gate of heaven and let us in».

Third, the FACT data show that congregations that seek to change their style of worship will have to pay the price of conflict.

Would we be willing to pay the price of speaking truth and being a witness?

Jesus - fully human and fully god, why do you think God would humble himself and be with his creation (total love), when sin entered the world we were seperated from God forever, God pure, and humans tainted, the only way was for God to send Jesus to pay the price of sin, he took the sting out of death, and bridged the gap for humans and heaven, there is no greater sacrifice, God loves all of us, I was an unbeliever, but came to the truth - read the book of John and make up your own mind - so many people taint Gods word, but the Holy bible is the truth and it will set you free.

Religions are about «US» and «THEM» and «THEM» pay the price of «OUR» good life.

But this time I paid the price of relying on inside information from the Bush camp.

Pure glossolalia may not so concretize and delimit the divine, but it pays the price of being incomprehensible.

Similarly, in Jesus Christ, God has spoken the Word of power to bring both social justice and physical healing into this world, but we choose to continue in our habits of injustice, destruction and physical illness — withdrawing from the fullness of God's Kingdom — because we really don't want to pay the price of uprooting our lifestyle or entering the fearful desert wilderness of the spiritual realm.

Formation implies the existence of an intentional, visible community made up of people who are willing to pay the price of community.

But as it seems every thing that has happened in this era was - is still stupid and am fed up with but have nothing in hand to change destiny that seems not going good at all and many inoccents will pay the price of faults that they have not made or agreed for... Honestly watching the news that is becoming to be of our area I feel tonight so much depressed and no sight of any glimpse of light to peace on earth for all in general.

We are now paying the price of that blind and irresponsible folly — in a drug war that we are not winning, in burgeoning crime that has made city neighborhoods uninhabitable, in teenage pregnancies and «children having children,» in rampant abortions, swelling welfare roles, sexually transmitted diseases, self - indulgent neglect of community good, and countless ruined lives.

The Roman Catholic Church, on the other hand, was considerably more successful in devising ways to continue the exercise of authoritative teaching, but not without paying the price of excessive rigidity.

Aren't you glad Jesus paid the price of your sin so that you can be with God eternally?

The vast majority of married couples can, on their own, achieve more satisfying relatedness, providing they are willing to pay the price of self - investment and mutual effort over an extended period.

«Then I became aware of the steady pay price of organic.

Available in 5 different varieties, Enfuse is the brand that allows coffee, latte, and tea drinkers to create their favorite beverages without having to pay the price of stopping at a coffee shop.

Tomorrows game at West Ham defines if we'll have it in our hands or we'll pay the price of our mediocrity for so many years.

The only thing about McGwire is, I don't know if he wants to pay the price of hitting 500.

now paying the price of the stinginess

It's what is known as competition, and you've got to pay the price of competition.

But the paper only has Liverpool as the club likely to pay the price of around # 30 million.

Gabriel also looks more like a makeshift defender rather than a true replacement of Per, who is finally paying the price of his mistakes.

It's possible the Yankees are now paying the price of that bullpen game, as wild card teams sometimes do.

Mustafi agrees personal terms with inter,, sky Italia,, we have become a selling club in name of clearing Deadwoods the greedy board want to get money from players sales and reduce wagebill yeah we have to pay the price of lack champions league money to the board.

19 % chances of being out of the playoff picture still's a high number... And even if not, I desperately don't want the wolves ending up being 8th seed... I gave up myself to the sirens of hope too soon... Now I have to pay the price of fear...