Sentences with phrase «vicious cycle played»

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They either don't pan out and leave (Nick Faust), or they do pan out and leave, and we get stuck in a vicious recruiting cycle while playing unprepared 3 stars and trying to recruit grad transfers to fill all the holes.

Fans wouldn't get attached to their favorite players, and they would become disinterested in following the team, leading to a vicious cycle of even less money to play with.

«Individuals who play games to get away from their lives or to pretend to be other people seem to be those most at - risk for becoming part of a vicious cycle.

Life is a hamster wheel, and you're caught in a vicious cycle of work - worry - sleep - repeat that plays out every day, right?

While diet plays an important role, there are several other, seemingly unrelated risk factors that can cause acid reflux symptoms to flair up and stick around, and ignoring them is one way people get stuck in the vicious cycle of reliance on dangerous acid - blocking medications.

When the body's blood sugar is low, moodiness, irritability, and cravings come into play making you eat more sugar and thus promoting a vicious cycle.

So I wonder, how does ETOH play into this vicious interactive cycle of fatty liver / pancreas disease.

Developer Vicious Cycle should've spent less time making fun of superior shooters and more time making Eat Lead play like one.

Whereas Ruin played out through a more slow - paced approach and focused on the vicious cycle of a long - lasting blood feud, Green Room goes full genre, putting characters in a situation that's seemingly impossible to get out of while gleefully letting everything to go hell in a handbasket.

Sadly, there is a vicious cycle at play here.

Developer Vicious Cycle should've spent less time making fun of superior shooters and more time making Eat Lead play like one.

Ultimately, this vicious cycle is playing a major role in the growing losses of snow and ice from the region, said coauthor Sarah Doherty, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Washington in Seattle.

Better problem definition would suggest that the partners are caught up in a vicious cycle, with each playing a significant role in the pattern as it unfolds and takes hold.