Sentence examples for mental end from inspiring English sources

A hint to Jets fans with visions of a $1.4 billion Midtown stadium dancing in their mental end zones: that football reference is no accident.

The question then becomes: at what point should interventions in aging be withdrawn during the interim when physical and mental viability end and death is forced upon the body by nature?

"Social and mental problems end up more and more in the doctor's office," said Dr. Joop Arends, a physician in Amsterdam.

Although disabled people are not supposed to be subject to the three-month rule, many of those with physical and mental limitations end up being dropped from the program because they cannot prove their disability, said Elizabeth Lower-Banch, an expert in federal benefits policy at the Center for Law and Social Policy.

Alfred Binet, father of modern intelligence tests, believed mental development ended at 16, while child psychologist Jean Piaget thought it ended even earlier.

Ms. Krauss also says that the use of drugs in mental hospitals ended art by the insane; while this may have been true in the 1960's and 70's, it is no longer quite the case.

This month, the American Psychiatric Association announced that its board of trustees had approved the fifth edition of the association's influential diagnostic manual — the so-called bible of mental disorders — ending more than five years of sometimes acrimonious, and often very public, controversy.

And that process of mental accounting ends up having a profound effect on the way we spend and invest.

But this does not imply that the mental realm ends here, in the physical brain.

But for many, especially those who are imprisoned far from home, support with mental health ends when they leave.

A person in the grip of a mental virus ends up inflicting violence on individuals and groups of people that they perceive as the 'enemy'enemy