1 Is it not in the nature of all human beings to yearn for freedom?

2 His request was in the nature of a command.

3 His speech was in the nature of an apology.

4 In the nature of things, young people often rebel against their parents.

5 A certain element of risk is in the nature of the job.

6 It was in the nature of a debate rather than an argument.

7 The enquiry will be more in the nature of a public meeting than a formal hearing.

8 Many have already died, and in the nature of things many more will die.

9 There are problems in every relationship - it's in the nature of things.

10 In the nature of things , there is bound to be the occasional accident.

11 That is in the nature of things.

12 It was in the nature of things.

13 It is in the nature of Forester's aim that he does not.

14 Studies are also investigating changes in the nature of social networks and in family relationships during continuing unemployment.

15 It's in the nature of elections that campaigning sometimes gets quite tough.

16 They also differ in the nature of the system which would deliver that which is desired.

17 It was in the nature of love that John Wade went to the war.

18 His extraordinary revenue came, in the nature of things, in irregular bursts, mostly concentrated in his first ten years.

19 Yet there is nothing inherent in the nature of work to produce such responses.

20 This humor was more in the nature of shared embarrassment, for we knew that we verged on the excessive.

21 The answer lies in the nature of Skymaster itself, and for that you need a little history.

22 Human problems are surrounded by great uncertainty in the nature of problems, implementation of solutions, and evaluation of outcomes.

23 This era was characterized by a marked change in the nature of the Earth's vegetation.

24 It is in the nature of protest movements to paint issues as black and white.

25 It would be in the nature of a liaison visit.

26 Applied to broadcast programmes, then, the public service principles were in the nature of flexible guidelines.

27 This is a peculiar anomaly in that the Transfer Regulations currently exclude undertakings in the nature of commercial ventures.

28 Anyhow, something dreadful in the way of retribution had occurred, in the nature of things.

29 An incidental effect even for those who never use computers may be a change in the nature of junk-mail.

30 God is the great mysterious motivator of what we call nature and it has been said often by philosophers, that nature is the will of God. And, I prefer to say that nature is the only body of God that we shall ever see. If we wish to know the truth concerning anything, we'll find it in the nature of that thing. Frank Lloyd Wright 

1 Is it not in the nature of all human beings to yearn for freedom?

31 Partnerships differ in scope, purpose and specific orientation and in the nature of relationship they aspire to.

32 It was in the nature of things, for time and tide would wait for no man.

33 We are still worried about quality, however - the change in the nature of the relationship between research and teaching.

34 There are two main factors underlying this change in the nature of the population distribution: decreased mortality and reduced fertility.

35 It is in the nature of the law, however, to be couched in abstract terms.

36 Disputes over authorship are fiercely fought, and in the nature of things, frequently impossible to resolve with finality.

37 My own nomination for leading cause is the change in the nature of work.

38 And it has been in the nature of documentary television to also exploit the subject of mental handicap in a sensational fashion.

39 In the nature of things(), a shrinking economy means less job security.

40 As you said, it is in the nature of young men to be foolhardy and impetuous.

41 It is in the nature of metaphor to present concepts as unanalysed totalities, without making clear the relations between the entities.

42 This is inherent in the nature of the charge, but the effect is to destroy confidence in its validity.

43 These were highly significant proposals and meant a radical change in the nature of community care in the United Kingdom.

44 The answer reached by the court is that it awards a sum which is in the nature of a conventional award.

45 The root of this failure lies in the nature of the ethics panel itself.

46 But, in the nature of things, old people spend much more time indoors.

47 The cruise was to be in the nature of a "rest cure".

48 Social change in the village has therefore accompanied the upheavals in the nature of agricultural work itself.

49 These general similarities are contrasted to the differences in the nature of their democratic transition.

50 Operating leases are more in the nature of true rentals than a means to finance the long-term use of an asset.

51 A noticeable change in the nature of protest has occurred in recent years.

52 But she knew Ellen would write and that the letter would be in the nature of both a declaration and a justification.

53 In the nature of things, you could hardly expect a person to feel very friendly towards one who had cheated him.

54 This too was in the Nature of Things wherein all works were wonders, and all things were known eternally and were poignant in their transience.

55 The flower was something in the nature of a daffodil.

56 Comments : The" golden intent "in the nature of bonds, no charge, However intermediation margin as a client contract will be an event of default or breach of the agreed compensation payments.

57 Arjuna, prescribed actions which are performed as a matter of duty giving up attachment to fruitive results is considered renunciation in the nature of goodness.

58 A change in the nature of the ground made the doctor change a way of locomotion.

59 Finnally, i think a people pay out something for family is in the nature of things. not only women but also man.

60 gell-mann and others thought that the answer had to lie in the nature of forces between quarks.

61 He would not have given the same amount to a poor young man, but we must not forget that a poor young man could not, in the nature of things, have appealed to him like a poor young girl.

62 Many creations of that time were in the nature of things quite ephemeral and have passed into history.

63 This dictionary, despite the care exercised in compiling it, cannot in the nature of things be free from error.

64 In view of the study on the rural settlement planning which is so indigent that it has become the content for this master paper in the nature of things.

65 If any discipline is rightfully the child of the second industrial revolution and the changes it wrought in the nature of work, that discipline is industrial engineering.

66 In the nature of things, you can use a different SMTP service. The software I did support multiletters and multisender after I test.

67 To a greater extent than was formerly thought to be the case the monsoons appear to be in the nature of various kinds and degrees of modification of the general planetary wind system.

68 In the nature of love (at least element is Ai), is the largest (hydrogen). The combination of both is love. Wishing you a happy New Year's love.

69 In fact, humongous may be in the nature of things for a fungus. "We think that these things are not very rare(/in the nature of.html), " Volk says.

70 Rules and regulations such as these, in the nature of the case, cannot be endowed with the fixity of rock-ribbed law.

71 Therefore, it is inevitable that the medicine has to face to biologic and humanistic human, and the medicine and humanity compose organic relation in the nature of things.

72 Some productions were, in the nature of things less good than others and occasionally a kindly critic would give a timely warning.

73 Of course, in the nature of things, and with a lot of drinking going on, people failed to notice.

74 In the nature of things, old people spend much more time indoors.

75 In the nature of things, people who have power don't like losing it.

76 Moreover, it is in the nature of innovation to feed upon itself.

77 Township enterprise comes from agriculture, therefore looking agriculture as rural industry system's element is in the nature of things.

78 It is in the nature of water torture, after all, that the drip-drip continues.

79 There is movement towards, I think, something in the nature of a pluralistic system.

80 In the nature of things, GA and NN are selected to solve combinatorial problem, and to seek some balance between speed and precision.

81 It is in the nature of things that the standard of justice does not work out if it is dealt with separately.