There is no quick fix to the economy, and economic recovery entails pain for some.
The ascent of Elohim entailed pain for Eden, whose consequent anger brought ills on humankind.
His onscreen notion of love (romantic love, and, by extension, the love of viewers) entails pain and punishment; he becomes the joke of his own butt.
Voters, it turned out, were not in fact keen on cost-cutting and structural reform, which entailed pain and uncertainty, particularly in rural regions and among the old.
Second, those who disagreed with the statement that going to the dentist always entails pain were less likely to use oral health facilities.
Above all, he believes that living things aim to discharge their strength and express their "will to power" — a pouring-out of expansive energy as if one were like a perpetually-shining sun that, quite naturally, can entail danger, pain, lies, deception and masks.
The modern neuroscience approach will entail therapeutic pain neuroscience education followed by cognition-targeted motor control training.
"Life is a gift from God with all it entails including pain and suffering," she said.
Polymorphisms in the coding regions of the COMT gene result in altered enzymatic activity, and entails different pain-associated catecholamine and encephalin levels [ 20].
EVIDENTLY sharing power need not entail sharing political pain.
