Sentence examples for pre-existing aspects from inspiring English sources

Now that I have a grasp of the parts and how they work, I can harness the pre-existing aspects of mind, in the context of what most people would recognize as a yoga practice, to accelerate and steer myself toward the path toward less suffering.

It would make little sense to introduce pre-existing aspects that are already in line with recommendations of the guideline to be implemented.

It reverses two negative aspects of pre-existing law: the legality of non-hazardous work for children under 14, and the absence of any legal restrictions on the employment of 14 18 year olds.

DITFs are different from pre-existing natural fractures in many aspects: on image logs, DITFs are not longer than 2 m, often contain small jogs or kinks, discontinuous, and appear as dark, electrically conductive fractures.

Previous research has suggested that consumers are largely unaware about overdiagnosis [ 12], but nevertheless an important avenue for future research would be to investigate whether women have pre-existing ideas and concerns about aspects of overdiagnosis that have not been captured within the frames presented here.

Those with pre-existing conditions would face unaffordable premiums.

A selection bias cannot be excluded due to the voluntary nature of participation and use of NESTOR, also with respect to the significant correlation between this aspect and a pre-existing use of the LMS Blackboard.

While such a continuum is controlled by progressive subsidence, specific collapse geometries result from secondary contributory factors (roof aspect ratio, collapse symmetry, pre-existing faults).

Yet what's interesting about Parisian Tinder is that it's one of few aspects of French society without pre-existing social codes.

As Vox pointed out last week, a blanket ban on discriminating against pre-existing conditions without the public exchange and subsidy aspect of Obamacare would suffocate the free market – premiums would soar.

There are those who criticise the movement's commercial aspects, saying that by using a re-branded pre-existing concept of gaming as a business tool is an "overtly cheap attempt to sell" (Doust, 2011).