Sentences with phrase «after the adjustment phase»

A lot of these folks saw their monthly mortgage payments increase significantly — sometimes even doubling — after the adjustment phase.

Not exact matches

Millennials also effortlessly adopt new technologies as they're announced, therefore erasing the awkward adjustment phase every previous generation of offices has endured after a computer and equipment update.

And then after we had our baby Leo, of course, there was the whole adjustment phase, getting used to the sleepless nights and taking care of a newborn.

After a brief adjustment period, it's something all three of us are enjoying, because we know it is a phase, and it will help him have a strong base of safety and confidence for when it IS time for him to be independent as he grows.

Meetings should include discussion around reasonable work adjustments, time off needed, arrangements for transfer / effective management of the employee's work during sickness absence, phased return to work after time off and the possibility of flexible working.

First, the adjustment for engine inlets needs to be phased in after 1970 rather than instantaneously in 1941.

It will be pretty easy to do a first - pass sensitivity analysis of an SST series in which the Pearl Harbor adjustment for introduction of engine inlet measurements is phased in after 1970 rather than in 1941, but it's not too hard to picture the result.

So while the WSIB says it will phase in adjustments to help those negatively impacted by minimum wage increases, Macdonald argues the more fundamental issue is that the WSIB cuts benefits regardless of whether the injured worker has actually found a new job after an accident.

And, while studies indicate that an adjustment phase is normal (about one year) many alienated parents report five, ten, or more years after a divorce that their child rejects them, does not like them, is defiant etc..

Certainly, there is an adjustment phase about a year after the divorce.