It's inherently accepted in sex even in what we deem "healthy" and "nonviolent" sexual relationships that women will do things they don't really love to please a man, like suck on his balls or go doggy style.
It's inherently accepted in sex even in what we deem "healthy" and "non-violent" sexual relationships that women will do things they don't really love to please a man, like suck on his balls or go doggy style.
Scientific measurement inherently accepts the possibility of being wrong.
We need a new transparent approach toward information, but we also need to understand that startups are inherently risky – and accept the lies as they come.
Second, this instinct to formalise a genre of comedy we accept as inherently informal is not indivisible from the limitations the German language imposes on conventional British comedy structures.
In addition, we simplified the conjugation procedure without heat-shock and pre-germination treatments but with high conjugation efficiency, suggesting it is inherently capable of accepting heterologous DNA.
Although evolutionary biologists recognize that life has, since its origins, increased in size and diversity, they do not necessarily accept this as inherently progressive (Chorost 2012).
In another context, former Anglo American CEO, Cynthia Carroll, could not accept 'mining is inherently dangerous' as the reason for more than 40 deaths a year on Anglo mines (Carroll 2012).
If we accept that the inherently inviolable right in this debate is that of the right to enhance personal utility then attempts to achieve that enhancement could be justifiable, regardless of an increase or a decrease in personal utility or societal benefit or detriment as an outcome, so long as the usage is duty driven.
One might as well say that baseball — in which the players are armed with clubs and throw deadly missiles at near lethal velocities — is inherently violent, and therefore bound to accept fighting as a legitimate internal code of self-defense.
