I knew I had to change my habits". To combat the temptation to work all the time because his home was his office, James decided to clock in and clock out like a regular job -- not stepping foot back in his office once he was done for the day.
To combat the temptation to work all the time because his home was his office, James decided to clock in and clock out like a regular job -- not stepping foot back in his office once he was done for the day.
In imitation of Jesus' wandering in the desert and to combat the temptations of the Devil, Anthony undertook a life of isolation, asceticism, contemplation, and piety that inspired numerous imitators.
But our favorite comment was by Nicole P. who reveals the lengths to which people in 2013 must go to combat technological temptations: @Riley W: Regarding your question "in this day and age… is avoiding distraction even an option?" I say: perhaps not altogether… but definitely in small bursts.
To combat Nazi soldiers' temptations from the Parisian joie de vivre, Hitler gave the OK to manufacture blow up sex dolls as a more (ahem) hygienic alternative, reports The Herald Sun.
The temptation to combat Mr Kohl's crusade for the euro already burns within Gerhard Schröder, a potential Social Democratic candidate for chancellor next year, and the fire could spread within his hitherto dutifully pro-European party.If Mr Kohl once had reason to doubt Mr Chirac's commitment to Europe, he cannot doubt it now.
One can take excellent care of the brain and the body, but it's not always enough to combat touring's daily stressors and temptations.
The Imperium, he says, has been combatting the MBC by avoiding the temptation to engage in huge fights.
Information that is gathered and managed in secret is a potent weapon — and the temptation to use it in political combat or the pursuit of crimes far removed from terrorism can be irresistible.
There's a temptation as we begin to end our combat presence in Iraq to search for the happy ending.
