Sentence examples for if we adhere from inspiring English sources

So that when a young person who could go one way or another is walking around Minneapolis wondering 'What should I do', and they are hearing that America's at war with Islam and maybe that's true because I don't have a job and I can't send money to my family … if we adhere [to our values], respect the faith of all and include more people we will have a safer, better community," he said.

And making the situation still more problematic is the fact that a very natural line of reasoning suggests that it is impossible to morally assess anyone for anything if we adhere to the Control Principle.

If this is right, then we could not simply revise our everyday moral judgments in accordance with a more diligent application of the Control Principle; at best, if we adhere to the Control Principle, we should refrain from making any moral judgments.

All of the houses between Shipcote and the village were private and the owners added 'Low Fell' to their addresses, at times not even mentioning Gateshead, although, if we adhere to the original boundaries, they did not live in Low Fell at all".

If the world suddenly gained full awareness of the actual facts about GE (genetically engineered) food and all opinions about them became thoroughly based in solid science, if we adhere to the routine rhetoric of the proponents of the products, we'd have to predict that a universal wave of enlightenment would cause all opposition to them to vanish.

We think of grief* that lasts beyond a very short window (funeral, visitation, a short leave from work if we're lucky, or maybe six months of "reasonable" sadness if we adhere to some guidelines) as a weakness; a spiritual failing; a mental illness; a temporary, linear process of inconvenient but required steps toward a past state of non-grieving that should be gotten through quickly.

Our lives would be greatly eased if we adhered to the common wisdom of others.

First, it was useful in determining women's willingness to participate in a lengthy interview, allowing us to collect more detailed information than if we adhered to traditional guidelines.

If we strictly adhere to the IHS criteria for HC, many cases reported earlier may not be labeled as HC.

They write books, policy papers and five-year plans telling us all that is wrong with the way we live now and what could be done if we simply adhere to their analyses.

If we strictly adhere to simplistic models, we will fail to access the substantial amount of knowledge that is embedded in findings that fail standard validation.