Sentence examples for develop their vices from inspiring English sources

No distinction was made between private interest and factional selfishness; in 1786 the future Girondin leader Jacques-Pierre Brissot was expressing what had become a commonplace when he wrote that "the history of all intermediary bodies proves, in all evidence, that to bring men and to bind men together is to develop their vices and diminish their virtues".

However, when confined with insufficient companionship, exercise, or stimulation, individuals may develop stable vices, an assortment of bad habits, mostly stereotypies of psychological origin, that include wood chewing, wall kicking, "weaving" (rocking back and forth), and other problems.

I've seen the city develop, and vice versa.

"It makes it tougher for these companies to develop," said Dane Anderson, vice president for Internet research at International Data in Singapore.

"The Soviet Union is a market we are trying to develop," said George Suter, vice president for operations at the Pfizer Corporation.

"When the row houses were built around it in 1896, leaving the rock was no big deal because there were hundreds of acres to develop," said William Scott, vice president for institutional real estate at Columbia.

We model the increased proneness in diabetic patients to develop hypertension and vice versa.

This observation confirms that disposition to diabetes increases the proneness to develop hypertension and vice versa.

7 Second, we are able to model the increased proneness in diabetic patients to develop hypertension and vice versa.

Another example of opportunities for service-integration is in patients with tuberculosis, who are also more likely to develop diabetes, and vice-versa.

In classifying our patients with VT+/PM− or VT−/PM+, we cannot completely exclude the possibility that a patient who has previously suffered only VT may subsequently develop PM or vice versa.