Sentences with phrase «cost of sanity»

Not exact matches

It might cost a bit of money and possibly take funds you don't have, but it's better to spend a few thousand now to get things right, rather than losing your entire business — and your sanity — later.

It's cost me my health, my sanity, friends, and I think it's cost me a few freelance gigs, not to mention that the quality of some extended family relationships have suffered too.

I had to cut loose from it for my own sanity and survival, and running in to all these people in my small city only brings the reminders of all of that and the costs to me and to my family.

Tennessee is remarkably better than it was before Jones, but it's come at the cost of its fanbase's sanity.

Who am I kidding but I must try and do that for my sanity, all the going madness wenger is putting arsenal football club through is beyond belief, players don't want to come to arsenal because of wenger and surely the board must see that why the likes of Evans wasn't signed as an experienced British defender who's proved himself is beyond belief and he costs less than mustafi and now we hear coscienly is injured

Along with the cost savings comes the mental sanity of not having to track your kids down to turn in their workout sheets.

Dating Share brings some sanity to the costs of online dating.

As Marco digs deeper into the night that changed his life forever, he begins to realise the exact extent of this cost, and soon he is danger of jeopardising not just his sanity, but his very life.

As the narrative weaves back and forth between the 1980s, and present day, we come to learn how 30 - year - old Katie (Amanda Seyfried) battles the demons that stemmed from her troubled childhood and simultaneously watch how Jake fights to hold on to the thing he loves most — his daughter, at the cost of his fortune, sanity, and ultimately even his own life.

As the narrative weaves back and forth between the 1980s, and present day, we come to learn how 30 - year - old Katie battles the demons that stemmed from her troubled childhood and simultaneously watch how Jake fights to hold on to the thing he loves most — his daughter, at the cost of his fortune, sanity, and ultimately even his own life.

That perfection must be achieved at any cost — be it his own sanity and well - being that takes a dive for the sake of the craft.

The Colorado Supreme Court recently restored a measure of fiscal sanity to public sector retirement law in the Centennial State by reversing a Court of Appeals ruling which said that the state could not cut cost - of - living adjustments to help return the state's pension system to health.

His demands are wild, his interrogation method peculiar, and what he seeks most might well cost him what remains of his sanity — and he knows it.

I have made a good number of mistakes in my time — ones that have cost me a pretty penny: a car accident, getting towed, holding awful mutual funds for years, along with some other mistakes that I have blocked out to protect my sanity.

So is your subscription to Netflix, the cost of your kids dance or karate class, the wine collection you use to keep your sanity and more.

While a framework for energy and climate sanity is needed (sound R&D planning, energy efficiency, development of viable, eventually un-subsidized, clean - energy markets, true cost accounting for energy externalities, etc...), it is not necessarily needed all at once.

His starting point is the competing estimates of the social cost of carbon... If he's right then it may be that sanity has broken out in Washington.

That may seem like a mighty tall order to apply to each one, so your best bet for your budget (and your sanity) is to narrow down the number of schools you're interested in based on your desired area of study, location, campus culture, rankings, and, of course, ultimate total cost, including tuition and application fees.

The accelerated death benefit is one of those gold nuggets in life insurance policies that doesn't cost a thing and can bring peace, sanity and hope in the life of someone terminally ill.