Sentences with phrase «during this honeymoon period»

Had it not been for that spell during the honeymoon period they would be in serious trouble right now.

To avoid making the same mistake as yours truly, I've compiled a list of the top 6 terms of endearment no couple should ever use during the honeymoon period:

Although a president, during his honeymoon period, may shift overall public opinion in his preferred direction, that accomplishment may be difficult to sustain over time.

During the honeymoon period of a relationship, differences tend to shuffled to the background and similarities prevail.

Not exact matches

Eckstein and Delaney found that new stadiums have a honeymoon period during which attendance isn't tied to performance.

May won her by election in Copeland during her Prime Ministerial honeymoon and in the strange dream - like period between the referendum and the triggering of Article 50.

The figures were different from YouGov, but the direction of change was the same — initial public support for AV during the coalition's honeymoon period, followed by a drift towards keeping FPTP.

In humans it could potentially treat Type 1 diabetes in early stage patients, during what is known as the «honeymoon period,» when the pancreatic beta cells have not been completely destroyed and continue to secrete insulin.

During these «honeymoon periods,» he might even apologize for hurtful behavior and promise to change.

In shiny new rebound relationships, the infatuation / honeymoon period that usually occurs during the first few months naturally offsets the negative emotions that arise with the implosion of the previous relationship.

Improved air connections will also play a significant role in boosting visitor traffic during the fast approaching honeymoon, Christmas / New Year travel period.»

Most offices will have a «honeymoon period» or a probationary time frame during which you can be let go for reasons varying from poor performance to personality concerns.

Taken together, these results indicate that, as suggested by Huston and Holmes (2004), a «honeymoon» period in couples» relationships during pregnancy might exist, which causes partners to have a positive view of one another.