Commit to giving habitually instead of giving only on occasion.
Godwin writes habitually about "Africa" rather than "Zimbabwe" or "Harare" and the effect is to blur specificity.
It is oppressive of women, gays and itself generally because it insists man is inherently, rather than habitually, sinful.
To begin using our cars intelligently rather than habitually, we need a rational federal gasoline "user fee" rolled in slowly over a decade.
The reason postmodern literary artists habitually speak of immanence rather than transcendence, and think of themselves as being operationally disinclined to author acts of transcendence, is because, since the advent of Language writing, poststructuralist literary theory has spoken of immanence and transcendence only in terms of linguistic operations.
RELATED: The 6 Gen Y Spending Types: Which One Are You? Money Myth #1: Cash Is Better Than Credit In theory, this rationale makes sense: Rather than habitually swipe your plastic, you should live within your means and only spend the money you have in your wallet or bank account.
But despite all these reasons why defense attorneys are needed now more than ever, lawyers who take up the call to defend those charged with serious crimes habitually find themselves stigmatized rather than congratulated -- even when their clients are eventually acquitted.
Beyond the renewal activity itself, the other healthy habit that may be connected to more frequent eating is the often-underutilized practice of connecting to what you need rather than habitually grabbing the low hanging fruit, or more likely, the low hanging cookie.
Exercise is sometimes regarded by people as an activity for unserious fellows, the unengaged or the miserly that rather walk habitually than pay for transportation costs to destinations.
"People habitually go to the destinations rather than the one-offs.
