The customers who habitually do not repay their cards in full every month should not even consider rewards.
He habitually risked not only his financial security but also his credibility as a writer with any consistent principles.
It habitually, but not invariably, strives to preserve peace; diplomacy is strongly inclined toward negotiation to achieve agreements and resolve issues between states.
"We would talk to Paul, as we would talk to many people, sometimes to perhaps correct something before it becomes habitually wrong, not to pick on Paul Stewart or pat him on the back.
The phrase "missing million" is rather loose, and can be taken to mean those who are registered but habitually do not vote, as well as those missing from the register entirely.
(Commentary on the Nicomachean Ethics, Book 7, lecture 3, paragraph 1352) The point Aquinas is making is that the incontinent man possesses the knowledge of what he should do, but he is driven by the passion he has for a particular; this passion leads him to act contrary to what the knows (habitually) should not be done.
Stop habitually playing not to lose and procrastinating for fear of making mistakes.
I am talking about the tension of thoughts that build on themselves habitually, seem not to know how or when to quit, and have little to do with presence, and I am talking about the thoughts that are believed as reality.
For instance, if you procrastinate habitually, do not try to justify it by saying that you get the work done anyway and so it doesn't really matter.
If you partake of any of these substances, whether occasionally or habitually, do not be quick to judge drug users -- you are one yourself.
