Sentence examples for things follow on from inspiring English sources
One participant with multiple health problems discussed his concerns: I have to take painkillers but I am not a great advocate … I am worried I am going to end up with ulcers … It's like a merry-go-round … one thing goes wrong and all sorts of things follow on… (Peter, 58 years).
I have to take painkillers but I am not a great advocate … I am worried I am going to end up with ulcers … It's like a merry-go-round … one thing goes wrong and all sorts of things follow on… (Peter, 58 years).
But given Shaftesbury's realist view of beauty — and his equating truth with beauty — no such thing follows on his account.
The punctuation here — the dashes and, in particular, the five colons — reads like a futile gesture toward order, as though this were a subject in which one thing might follow on from another, on which logic might have some bearing.
(G II 56/L 337) As he tells us in the Primary Truths and the Discourse on Metaphysics, many things follow from the Predicate-in-Notion Principle (PIN), including what he believes to be the correct analysis of necessity and contingency.
It's not going to be with England Under-21s or the seniors, it's going to be at club level and the next things will follow on – England is a bonus".
The Board of Health's assault on sweet things follows the same logic as outdoor smoking restrictions and bans on trans fats that have spread from New York to California and throughout the US all of these things will make our cities and citizens healthier, and therefore fitter, happier, and more productive.
Landsburg points out, correctly, that the proposition that a spending increase should be offset with a little bit of pain everywhere and everywhen — that is, with higher current and future taxes and lower current and future spending on many things — follows from assuming that the government starts from a position of doing the right thing.
Two remarkable things followed.
