Sentences with phrase «job strain as»

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The entry of women into the job market, their demand for freedom, their interest in being cared for as well as caring for others all place a strain on marriage as we have known it.

(Job 38 - 41) Other strains of poetry have great searching depths of promise and of duty, such as the servant songs of the Book of Isaiah.

C.B. Strain supported hundreds of good jobs locally, and as the company prospered, so did her workers, contractors, and suppliers.

The statistics also revealed that some claimants cited conditions such as «blisters», «sprains and strains» and «acne» as preventing them from having a job.

Out of the shadow cabinet's heavy hitters, Andy Burnham is untouchable at health, Chuka Umunna is seen as having done a good job maintaining Labour's strained links with business, and any lateral move for Yvette Cooper would have been viewed as a demotion, enraging Ed Balls and his supporters.

Overweight women gained weight when faced with common stressors such as job demands, having a tough time paying bills, and family - relationship strains, according to a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology.

I am now seeing a naturopathic doctor, but of course this service is not covered by my health insurance so it is a financial strain as I have had to give up my job of 21 years due to many health disorders.

Stress can be external, such as a bad job or relationship, overtraining, or poor diet, or internal, such as blood sugar impairments, mental or emotional strain, or poor training and racing strategies.

«However, if we put the study findings into context, what we found is comparable in size to the effect of other psychosocial risk factors such as anxiety and job strain.

Just as they open themselves up and see they might be a fit, new job opportunities and family crises strain their relationship.

Some intriguing ideas are stranded by an overarching concept that severely strains credibility in this low - budget drama that takes place in a small town in northern California, where an exiled Afghan journalist (Dominic Rains) gets a job as a freelance crime reporter and settles with a local police officer (Melissa Leo)-- the mother of a friend — allowing him to experience firsthand the town's surprisingly extensive web of corruption and violence.

Jason Sudeikis shows up as a perverted hit man, and he does a fine job of being creepy, but the character itself is discordant and strains at the boundaries of the comedy.

Dissatisfied with Peckinpah's work, Brando hired Kubrick's Paths of Glory screenwriter Calder Willingham to finish the job, but the apparently strained relationship between Brando and Kubrick forced them to part ways, as Willingham left the project alongside Kubrick.

Instead, Vaughn comes off as more strained and sad than usual, playing a businessman making a job - saving trip abroad, while Franco and the rest of the cast all wander off into their own little TV - style B - and C - plots.

The connection with his ex-wife Jean (Kathy Baker) and her new husband Brian (James Brolin) is still strained and his job as a jingle writer is in trouble.

The 2.5 - liter, 170 - horsepower motor in our sample car is powerful enough to do the job, but the continuously variable transmission occasionally makes it sounds as though it's straining harder than it really is.

everyone including steve jobs knows the ipad as an e-reader is an eye strain.

That determination is strained to the max when a botched soul acquisition job lands him on the same case as Lola.

I'm not sure whether the Gooby actually distributes force more effectively than the other options on this list, as they all do a good job of reducing strain on the neck.

The show strain enjoys plenty of exercise and mental stimulation but that requirement is more than doubled in a working dog who would really need some sort of job to do, like agility training, even as a pet.

For example, certain strains of Golden Retrievers are now being bred as service dogs, a far cry from their original job of retrieving downed birds.

Furthermore, you should consider the money necessary for hospital bills, psychological tension as well as strain in addition to time off on the job which may be needed in addition to long time therapies which may be necessary for recovery.

In conclusion, in its role as a stepping stone for facilitated access to finance, the MDB is set to contribute towards the Investment Plan's goal of boosting job creation and economic recovery in a manner which does not further load on public debt nor strain national budgets.

Note from Pam: One of my clients had a strained relationship with his current boss, but was required to provide the boss as a reference for his dream job.

I also offer assistance, understanding, and confidentiality for the unique needs of First Responders / Military; their continued exposure to trauma, life threatening situations, as well as the physical strain of their job can affect not only themselves but their family.

When one of you feels as if you are drifting away from your partner and couplehood in a big way: a job that takes you away from home for days or weeks at a time; when new parenthood strains the closeness; a crisis of faith or health or employment.

CONCLUSIONS: Nine items emerged with the highest amount of role strain, such as coping with job expectations and inadequate time to meet role expectations.

Linking both findings suggests that psychological detachment acts as a mediator and as such explains how and why daily job stressors are related to strain.

More households are feeling the strain in their personal financial situations and losing confidence in the housing market, even as the country sees solid job growth and record gains in the stock market, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®» fourth - quarter Housing Opportunities and Market Experience (HOME) survey, based on more than 2,700 respondents.

As if young Americans aren't already strained by a weak job market and rising home prices and mortgage rates, climbing tuition costs give them one more reason to put off buying a home.