Sentences with phrase «also coming to terms with the losses»

Using a combination of her feminine guile and a sudden disposition for weapons and explosives, Jane must fight off the clan of invading Bishop Boys while also coming to terms with the losses in her past that have made her the woman she is today.»

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But not only did I learn more about the issue of food waste, which actually should be termed «food waste and food loss», I also came away with an impassioned zeal to spread the word about food and agriculture more broadly.

As Jackie struggles with the loss, she must draw on her inner strength to give her beloved husband the proper memorial that suits his legacy while also coming to terms with her new life as a young widowed mother of two, in front of millions of Americans at that.

As Jamie comes to terms with the loss of his dad, and the degeneration of his mother's mental and physical health, he also must understand his own sexual confusion, contend with challenges at his often brutal workplace on the northern oil fields, and not lose himself along the way while he's at it.

Nadine also has to come to terms with Krista, with her brother, with her mom (Kyra Sedgwick), with her grief over the loss of her dad, and with herself.

Each chapter also features short profiles of individuals, ranging from musicians and composers to nurses and medical publishers, who share their own experiences with a variety of levels of hearing loss and their attempts to come to terms with such loss.

Also keep in mind that investment with higher returns come with higher risk (both in terms of volatility and risk of complete loss), and that borrowing money to invest is almost always unwise, since the interest paid directly reduces the return without reducing the risk.

In many cases they will also help people come to terms with the loss of loved ones or various traumatic situations.