Sentences with phrase «thrive on such»

Lawyers, too, can «thrive on such interest - based connections,» Herz believes.

If you truly desire or require elite fitness or if you are able to thrive on such a brutal workout routine, good for you.

Doctors working in foundling hospitals recorded a significant percentage of infants who failed to thrive on such formulas, and many derided them as «utterly useless.

Chelsea thrive on such mistakes but be slightly wary of the upcoming weekend early start at Newcastle meaning they take their foot off of the gas especially without Diego Costa up front.

Because yeast thrives on such foods, this creates an inhospitable environment for yeast and greatly reduces the likelihood of suffering from yeast related issues.

«We are really pushing the franchises now because in an industry that thrives on such strong personal attachments, combining our abilities with an owner / operator who truly cares makes us unique,» he says.

Pet owners who feed a raw diet may argue that their dogs and cats are thriving on such a feeding regimen and have had none of the issues addressed above; they attribute their pets» good health to the raw food.

That makes the loot box, which thrives on such a system, a dangerous entry point for potential gambling addiction, but video game regulations have yet to catch up with the potential harm that they can pose.

The India - born artist N.S. Harsha, however, thrives on such observations.

Obviously, that has caused some controversy since Twitter has long thrived on such community - built clients.

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An investor in companies such as Flickr and del.icio.us, Dyson shares insights on building a thriving company.

At tech startup GitHub, a former employee complained publicly about being harassed on the job, the subtext being that such behaviour thrived because there were no formal mechanisms through which to report it.

Many successful people thrive on good health and seek a natural adrenaline rush, such as a regular fitness program or even extreme sports.

There's a reason why thriving celebrities such as Jerome Jarre, can charge $ 35,000 for a 6 - second video on Vine.

Bitcoin would thrive in such an environment, at least until the impact on major fiat currencies becomes clear.»

Over half of regional banks lost money on core businesses - lending and fees - in the year through March 2017, prompting the Financial Services Agency, which oversees the industry, to say consolidation could be considered for such banks to thrive.

Of course this was not the first time bitcoin has displayed such huge short term volatility, which traders actually thrive on.

While such abuse once thrived in the darkness of secrecy, silencing, and cover - ups, the Internet Age has helped shine a light on the problem of abuse not only in the Catholic Church but also among evangelical churches and ministries.

While McNamara recounts a history of repeated efforts on the part of the Church hierarchy to cloister women both from the world and male clerics, thus preventing any participation in sacramental or authoritative roles, her account also tells the story of countless women religious who endured, thrived, and often achieved renown despite such restrictive efforts.

Diplomacy thrives on methods, such as secrecy, that are profoundly undemocratic or anti - democratic...

That law is a combination of reason, the needs and wants of any given society, and ingrained emotional responses based on the fact that we evolved in such a way that we thrive best as part of mutually interdependent communities.

Would not such a reading confirm their suspicion that Christianity thrives on shame and guilt?

Many shows today, such as Mad Men and Breaking Bad, thrive on superhuman liars who weave complex alter egos for themselves.

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As much as Campbell is committed to the natural wine movement, though, and as much as she thrives on the community («It's such an honor to roll up somewhere in the middle of Europe and just have people know you,» she says), she doesn't abide by dogma: «If I find a wine that's beautiful and resonates and needs to be seen and drank and it's not made from native yeast or the guy isn't working 100 percent organic, I just go with it, as long as I know what's going on.»

Such finishes get attention, and since he was a small boy he has thrived on attention.

Some may point to the fact that Chelsea only had 3 but if you assess the situation, Chelsea were never going to come out guns blazing at Arsenal, Chelsea thrive on controlling the game and counter attacks, having a free flowing game of attacking football is in Arsenal's best interest not Chelsea's and as such they would do everything to break up the play, seek for one off opportunities to get a goal and or get goals from set pieces and it worked like a charm against us.

Since the Wizards are such a great defensive rebounding team, that's enough for them to not only survive but thrive on the boards in those small lineups, getting better numbers than their averages on both offensive and defensive rebound percentage.

It's brought a new light to the team and whilst it has restricted the on - pitch minutes for players like Walcott and Bellerin, others such as Rob Holding and Kieran Gibbs are currently thriving in the system.

But in announcing his decision to allow all formula companies to participate, Health Department director Bernard Turnock said such a move could drive away the mothers who need the program most because if their baby could not thrive on the chosen formula they would have to incur additional expense to get permission from a medical professional to switch brands.

This stage represents the final effect of the event on the clinician, who may leave the clinical profession altogether, stay in her previous role but never function at her previous performance level, or thrive by taking lessons learned and working to ensure that deficits in the process led to the outcome are addressed in effort to decrease the likelihood that such an event will occur.

The fungus thrives in moist, dark environments, such as on the nipples, in the vagina, in the mouth, and in the baby's diaper area.

While it is quite true that some of the shackles on growth are outside of the control of domestic economic policy, such as the continuing eurozone crisis and imported inflation, government does have a role to create the best possible environment for businesses to thrive and grow.

«There's no way that you have a system such as ours that has consistently thrive on corruption and proceeds of corruption and public financing in particular, that will give up and say guys, the problem has been solved.

The Governor said it is a widely acknowledged fact that all modern and civilized societies thrive on the quality of laws which regulate and guide the actions of government, organizations, individuals and institutions, and that the dynamics of law relative to time and circumstances however demands that such laws are revisited periodically to ensure their relevance and effectiveness.

«Sectors such as aerospace and transport are thriving; however, more support and skilled engineers are needed in other sectors to keep the recovery on track.»

However, Paul de Zylva, Friends of the Earth campaigner, warned: «Putting a price on nature is no substitute for political change that helps the natural world we all depend on to thrive - such as protecting forests from development and supporting planet - friendly farming.

Through such actions and initiatives we not only help businesses thrive, we will help our State back on the path of economic recovery and prosperity.»

Thriving in environments that lacked oxygen, they relied on compounds such as carbon dioxide, sulfur - containing molecules or iron minerals that act as oxidizing agents to break down food.

As such, disgust is probably an essential characteristic for thriving on a cooperative, crowded planet.

Even without avian diseases and climate change, the honeycreepers still face threats from habitat loss, introduced predators and competition with non-native birds (some of whom, such as the Japanese bush - warbler, are thriving on the plateau, the study finds).

When an alien species enters a new ecosystem, it can alter the environment in a number of ways: by eating native species (in its 50 years on Guam, the Australian brown tree snake has eliminated 9 of 13 native bird species); by spreading disease among them (introduced birds in Hawaii thrive in part because they are far less susceptible to the avian malaria parasite, also an introduced species, than native birds are); or by altering the environment in such a way that favors themselves (like melaleuca, an Australian tree that is spreading through the Everglades in part by changing the frequency and intensity of fires).

Until recently, such treatments thrived on the power of patient lore, not scientific certainty.

Research from University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium, stresses the importance of also monitoring for relevant symptoms, such as weight loss, failure to thrive, anemia, iron deficiency or fatigue, when diagnosing patients, and notes that physicians should not rely solely on anti-tTG testing to make a diagnosis.

If the structure of Martian water is highly pressurised, perhaps we might expect to find organisms adapted to high pressure life similar to piezophiles on Earth, such as deep sea bacteria and other organisms that thrive at high pressure.

Their closest relatives live in caves halfway around the world or in volcanic soils or thrive on compounds such as toluene.

Scientists climbed several rare and endangered tree species on Penang Hill to document the orchids, ferns, and epiphytes (or air plants) thriving at such heights and to press leaf samples for further study.

And since that time, researchers have discovered a spate of human genes that evolution has strongly favored recently, such as mutations that help highland Tibetans survive at high altitude, Yupik Eskimos to stay warm efficiently, Europeans to thrive on cereal grains, and East Asians avoid alcoholism.

Spear expected to find species of archaebacteria, the oldest living organisms on Earth, because they're known to thrive in such extreme conditions.