Sentences with phrase «side living the consequences»

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On the ethical and cultural side, they need to help the public as a whole to understand that the nihilism permeating contemporary life is the inevitable consequence of apostasy.

They do not see how their very success in re-ordering American law, policy, and society to provide maximal freedom and support for their own lives has led to devastating consequences to Americans living on the other side of the divide.

Take a page out of the» other side's» playbook and intersperse the stats and logic with real life stories of the potential consequences of ignoring risks.

For example, an adverse consequence of supine sleeping before 4 weeks of life could have led to a change to the side or prone sleep position, and infants would be classified only according to the new position.

«We have to consider there are two sides of the coin: On the one hand, the uptake of carbon dioxide moderates climate change but, on the other hand, it affects life in the ocean — with consequences for economy and society.»

The tumor itself and / or the metastatic consequences lead to a deterioration in quality of life, often treated by intense radical therapies with side - effects, and resulting either in what is called «remission» (not a cure) or a relatively slow death.

The other side of it is that we live in a world of unintended consequences.

Rather, it is a story about the people that live on the other side of the conflict, living the indirect consequences of it.

Side - by - side, contesting perspectives of the universe were developed, no doubt occasionally resulting in some form of conflict, but as often as not between competing explanations of the physical realm as between accounts of creation and their consequences for the Good LSide - by - side, contesting perspectives of the universe were developed, no doubt occasionally resulting in some form of conflict, but as often as not between competing explanations of the physical realm as between accounts of creation and their consequences for the Good Lside, contesting perspectives of the universe were developed, no doubt occasionally resulting in some form of conflict, but as often as not between competing explanations of the physical realm as between accounts of creation and their consequences for the Good Life.

However, life history theory suggests that these themes, and their counterparts, including cooperation, generosity, and gender similarities, represent two sides of the same coin — all are consequences of reproductive trade - offs made throughout development.

Studies commonly showed that high self - esteem was a consequence or side - effect of life success rather than a cause.