Never succumb to the gorgon's stare.

But whatever you do, don't succumb to it.

But the rest, who succumb into it, go through everyday torture.

And then after that, you succumb to the rigors of time.

Concerned at the ease with which some youth succumb to drug addiction,

Taking into account the ease with which young people may succumb to addiction upon toleration of the use of certain types of drug,

Liberal cycles, the historian Arthur Schlesinger thought, succumb to the corruption of power, conservative cycles to the corruption of money. Both have their characteristic benefits and costs.

If Asian countries succumb, global imbalances and all their associated problems will return. Pooling regional reserves as a way of making them go further is a better alternative.

their hearts are distracted and forgetful. The wrongdoers confer together secretly, saying, Is not this man a mortal like you? Will you succumb to magic with your eyes open?

their hearts are distracted and forgetful. The wrongdoers confer together secretly, saying, Is not this man a mortal like you? Will you succumb to magic with your eyes open?

With hearts preoccupied. And they confer in secret. The wrong doers say Is this other than a mortal like you? Will ye then succumb to magic when ye see (it)?

With hearts preoccupied. And they confer in secret. The wrong doers say Is this other than a mortal like you? Will ye then succumb to magic when ye see (it)?

(Joseph) prayed O Lord, dearer is prison than what they invite me to. Unless You turn their guiles away from me I shall succumb to their charms and thus become a pagan.

(Joseph) prayed O Lord, dearer is prison than what they invite me to. Unless You turn their guiles away from me I shall succumb to their charms and thus become a pagan.

Kicillof s second point was that Argentina s businesses and consumers should not succumb to pessimism. Alluding to Keynes s theories about self fulfilling expectations, he warned that, if people expect things to go wrong, they will.

Perhaps the most important, cross cutting problem is poverty, which afflicts billions of people and underlies most other development problems. When you are poor, your children will more likely suffer malnutrition and succumb to TB.

Not all prisons succumb to these corrosive and polarizing dynamics. But penologists recognize that certain factors including overcrowding, insufficient guard training, detached management, shoddy infrastructure, racial tensions, and lack of public accountability make disaster almost inevitable.

Allah has neither appointed (cattle devoted to idols such as) Bahirah, Sa'ibah, Wasilah nor Ham but those who disbelieve forge lies against Allah and of them most have no understanding (and therefore succumb to such superstitions).

Allah has neither appointed (cattle devoted to idols such as) Bahirah, Sa'ibah, Wasilah nor Ham but those who disbelieve forge lies against Allah and of them most have no understanding (and therefore succumb to such superstitions).

At a time when regional groupings are growing and increasing in vigour and strength, need we succumb to grief and regret over the weakness of our cooperation and inter Arab integration, or is there any alternative?

But the US should not succumb to this temptation. The US, Canada, Europe, and Latin America have constructed a regional legal framework, which must not be abandoned, to defend democratic rule and human rights in the hemisphere.

Joseph said My Lord! I prefer imprisonment to what they ask me to do. And if You do not avert from me the guile of these women, I will succumb to their attraction and lapse into ignorance.

Joseph said My Lord! I prefer imprisonment to what they ask me to do. And if You do not avert from me the guile of these women, I will succumb to their attraction and lapse into ignorance.

India s neighbors have proved this often enough, welcoming the overthrow of elected governments in popular coups. India has never seemed likely to succumb to a similar tendency, but the irresponsible custodians of Indian democracy should not tempt fate.

It is against this bitter backdrop that a new Afghan president will be elected and the withdrawal of forces carried out. Will these two developments bring about a stable peace, or will Afghanistan succumb to instability once more?

The US is more powerful than any country since the Roman Empire, but like Rome, America is neither invincible nor invulnerable. Rome did not succumb to the rise of another empire, but to the onslaught of waves of barbarians.

We are reasoning, deliberating human beings, and our genes are not the masters of our fate. We should not become so enthralled by the explanatory power of the behavioral sciences that we succumb to the belief that moral progress is predetermined.

Without natural capital (including a safe climate, productive soils, available water, and protection against flooding), the other kinds of capital are easily lost. And without universal access to public investments in human capital, societies will succumb to extreme inequalities of income and wealth.

The confident side of the Chinese leadership s split personality is easy to understand. From the late 1980 s until 2000, many observers presented the Party as being on its last legs, certain to succumb to the Leninist extinction that began with communism s collapse in Europe.

As the EU celebrates the accession of Croatia which will undoubtedly provide a short term boost to the reform process throughout the western Balkans it faces a profound choice in its engagement with the region. It can reinvigorate the spirit of earlier enlargement rounds, or it can succumb to enlargement fatigue.

India s Supreme Court has shown that it is independent, interprets the law faithfully, and does not easily succumb to global corporate interests. It is now up to the Indian government to use the TRIPS agreement s safeguards to ensure that the country s intellectual property regime advances both innovation and public health.

At other times simple rent seeking behavior by officials, aided and abetted by outsiders, is the outcome. It is cheaper to bribe a government to provide resources at below market prices than to invest and develop an industry, so it is no surprise that some firms succumb to this temptation.

Merkel s now legendary obstinacy eventually might have to succumb to the imperatives of politics. It is one thing to ignore European Commission President José Manuel Barroso s call for a more flexible economic policy, and quite another to dismiss out of hand the powerful message coming from French and Greek voters.

Europe and the world cannot afford to allow dynamic France to succumb to static France, the France that resists all change. For example, France s cooperation on the construction of a common European market for energy is crucial for Spain indeed, this relationship could be enormously beneficial both for France and all of Europe.

Realpolitik and fear of another exodus of Cuban refugees across the Florida Straits may tempt the US to pursue a Chinese or Vietnamese solution to Cuba normalizing diplomatic relations in exchange for economic reform, while leaving the question of internal political change until later. But the US should not succumb to this temptation.

Those who have survived conflict require help if they are not to succumb to disease and starvation. There is also every reason to renew diplomatic efforts to bring about a lasting cease fire and, following that, a settlement that addresses the grievances that helped bring about this crisis in the first place.

But the dynamic of all reform is clinched when even weighty arguments succumb to the urgency of change. For France as a whole, the long term cost of withholding tough medicine will ultimately be much higher than the short term pain of reforming the country s fiscally unsustainable and spiritually impoverishing welfare state.

The hypocrites will call out to the believers Were we not with you? The believers will reply Yes but you allowed yourselves to succumb to temptations, and you wavered and you remained in doubt and false expectations deluded you until Allah's command came to pass, and the Deluder deluded you concerning Allah.

The hypocrites will call out to the believers Were we not with you? The believers will reply Yes but you allowed yourselves to succumb to temptations, and you wavered and you remained in doubt and false expectations deluded you until Allah's command came to pass, and the Deluder deluded you concerning Allah.

The patterns of this age old scourge are familiar, featuring national narratives based on a supposed record of victimization. In China s case, the narrative revolves around the century of shame, when China was too weak to defend itself against encroachments on its sovereignty, and the idea that it should never have to succumb again.

The official Chinese reaction to North Korea s latest provocation was stern China is strongly dissatisfied and resolutely opposed to the test, and it is calling for the resumption of international talks. But China s stance lacks meaningful bite, because its leaders fail to recognize that they no longer need to succumb to their unruly neighbor s blackmail.

Even though economic conditions were dire in the USSR s final months, people could see the freedoms that were coming and, unlike today, were willing to stand up for them. Indeed, in the early years of the democratic transition that followed, most post communist voters did not succumb to the temptation to elect extremists who promised to end the hard times they were enduring.

Not surprisingly, China skeptics are putting a different spin on the latest growth numbers. Fears of a shadow bank induced credit bubble now top the worry list, reinforcing longstanding concerns that China may succumb to the dreaded middle income trap a sustained growth slowdown that has ensnared most high growth emerging economies at the juncture that China has now reached.

And the very first day that this fellow, John Allen, walked in, to spend a couple of days in there with all the plants and animals and bacteria that we'd put in there to hopefully keep him alive, the doctors were incredibly concerned that he was going to succumb to some dreadful toxin, or that his lungs were going to get choked with bacteria or something, fungus.

The Internet is where some young Muslims succumb to the alluring narrative of Islam constructed by those behind the terror attacks of our age. We also know that the Internet s devastating impact on handfuls of young people is not confined to the Muslim community, as evidenced by the tragic events in Bridgend in the United Kingdom, where 17 young people, seemingly connected through the Internet, committed suicide.