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Updated: May 5, 2025
The teacher of the old school who showed his pupil the way out of every difficulty did not perceive that he was generating an attitude of mind greatly militating against success in life.
Too polite to go for him; but quite prepared if need be!" When they had turned the corner of the building, Chandranath fired a parting shot. "I infer you came here fancying you can marry her, because diluted blood of Seesodias runs in your veins. But here in India, you will find forces too powerful militating against it." But Roy was not to be goaded again into letting slip his self-control.
Montague knew him well, and became half aware that he had done something, he knew not what, militating against this serious resolve of his friend. He looked up, but said nothing. 'I have offered my hand in marriage to my cousin Henrietta, said Roger, very gravely. 'Miss Carbury? 'Yes; to Henrietta Carbury. She has not accepted it. She has refused me twice. But I still have hopes of success.
Then once again we have the two-thirds power law militating against the successful construction of large helicopters, on the ground that the essential weight increases disproportionately fast to the effective area.
'A body was prepared for him, but this body was mere matter; as insensible in itself as every human frame when deserted by the soul. But though I speak of the body as inert in itself, and necessarily allied to matter, yet this declaration must not be understood as militating against the christian doctrine of the resurrection of the body.
Necessarily they were unheeded, for the very obvious reason that it was this same class which controlled the administration of government. This class distorted the powers of government by calling either for the drastic enforcement of laws operating for its interests, or for the partial or entire immunity from other laws militating against its interests and profit.
To them even liberty herself was but a subordinate and secondary consideration. They claimed exemption from the mandates of human authority, as militating with their subjection to a superior power. Before the voice of Heaven they silenced even the calls of their country.
On the opposite side is a very celebrated painting, entitled the Church Militant and Triumphant; the militating and triumphing business being principally confided to the dogs of the Lord, videlicet, Domini-canes.
But, in so far as Philadelphia was concerned, distinctly he was dreaming vain dreams. One of the things militating against him was the continued opposition of Butler and the politicians. Somehow no one could have said exactly why the general political feeling was that the financier and the former city treasurer would lose their appeals and eventually be sentenced together.
The appearance of my place and the crudity of my office facilities, so far from militating against my progress, helped to accelerate it. Skeptical buyers who had doubted my ability to undersell the old-established houses became convinced of it when they inspected my primitive-looking establishment. The place became far too small for me.
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