Sentences with phrase «emotional toll as»

For many victims the crime takes a serious emotional toll as well, as three - quarters of the respondents expressed sever distress over the misuse of their personal information, while two - thirds said they were afraid for their financial future.

This frequency has kept mortality at the forefront of my consciousness which I use the emotional toll as fuel for my making and research.

Pain affects pets more than just physically; it can take an emotional toll as well, especially chronic pain.

Dealing with problems takes an emotional toll as well, and worrying about getting the cash to pay for the bill or the repair is at least half of the stress and strain of coping with the issue.

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As a result, plenty of people are feeling the physical, mental and emotional toll of that stress.

The psychological and emotional toll of business travel is more abstract, but just as real.

Working as a newspaper reporter myself for a short time, I also know that even at smaller news outlets, the hours are long, the pay terrible, and the emotional toll high.

If you feel like you are caught in the middle of a downward spiral that is taking a toll on your mental, physical and emotional well - being, you can interpret the red flag as a green light to move onto something different.

And according to reports in Spain, the forward was seen crying as his emotional summer took its toll.

As I've written before, women tend to be responsible for most of the emotional caregiving and that takes its toll.

Losing a baby takes an emotional as well as physical toll on you.

Not only is it hard to watch your child be overtired and fussy, it takes an emotional toll on the parent as well.

After the letdown, things return to normal, but with something this intense happening every time a mother nurses — which can be as many as 12 times a day — the disorder can certainly take its toll on a woman's mental / emotional health.

If you have any concerns about breast pump use or simply the emotional toll that expressing milk may have on you, you should speak with a professional, such as a lactation consultant

As a result, the condition can take a real emotional toll in addition to the already - frustrating physical symptoms.

Researchers found the benefits of the stomach - reduction surgery could overcome major concerns that go with it, such as the risks of the operation itself, the expense, emotional toll, adhering to a new lifestyle and unknown long - term ramifications.

External stress such as prolonged overworking, mental and emotional strain, and infectious conditions that take their toll are important and always play a part in the onset of chronic fatigue.

The emotional toll of dealing with HPV is often as difficult as the medical aspects and can be more awkward to address.

Spending your hard earned money as well as the emotional toll of being scammed is just about as bad as it gets.

«Django Unchained» is «Blazing Saddles» with a body count, a positively incendiary entertainment about America's greatest shame, the personal and social toll of slavery, and like Tarantino's last film, «Inglourious Basterds,» this is a case of history being remixed in a way that makes more emotional sense to Tarantino as a storyteller.

Beauvois makes sure to show the emotional costs of war as well as the more readily apparent physical tolls.

Even though his work in Hacksaw Ridge received considerable praise, Garfield's work in this film is arguably more impressive as his ability to showcase the emotional toll he is enduring will resonate with audiences.

With the severity of the situation worsening with each additional target, the emotional, physical and moral toll on the friends and those around them only amplifies as the list is whittled down.

It seems that being brought to the brink of death and then revived as a freakish android - man hybrid tends to take an emotional toll on a guy.

Like an epic sonnet, with beautiful accompanying music and songs, «Eleanor Rigby» deals with memory, perception and the emotional toll a relationship can have on an individual as much as it deals with the more grandiose themes of love and loss.

As in his previous offering, the US - Mexican border chronicle Cartel Land, director Heineman clearly gains the trust of his subjects, and shows the emotional toll behind the sadly too - familiar images of carnage.

That said, if scenes and situations don't always play as harshly true to life, the emotional reality and toll of these lives ring hard and true, thanks to the dimension and gravitas lent by those performances.

It is important to ensure that their individual needs are also being met, particularly as the truly great coordinators are empathetic and caring for the kids can take a strong emotional toll at times.

Trauma in students» lives takes an emotional and physical toll on teachers as well.

As noted by Clark (2014), «the loss of experience, expertise and the emotional toll on children and their parents» will be felt in the near future if districts and states are unable to attract and retain highly qualified candidates now.

The result is an emotional toll, as well as a possible loss of returns from selling at the bottom.

As you'll see in this article, the performance of the SMI strategies, properly combined, has been such that any marginal benefit gained from timing isn't worth the significant emotional toll, not to mention the high probability that a person will make some mistakes identifying appropriate exit and re-entry points.

The emotional toll is hard enough as it is.»

Tragically, only about half of the puppies born into puppy mills survive, and many others suffer from a host of serious illnesses as a result, including respiratory infections, parasites and contagious viruses — not to mention the toll it takes on their emotional and mental health.

Further still, the acknowledgment of our primate cousins as sentient beings could add some much - need impetus to global conservation efforts as a profound emotional toll on the animals themselves is counted among the tragedies resulting from poaching and habitat loss.

We understand the financial drain as well as the physical and emotional toll clients face after suffering from a brain injury.

We know the amount of physical and emotional therapy burn victims go through, as well as the significant toll it takes on their employment, finances, and personal lives.

As well as the personal and emotional toll, a poorly managed divorce can lead to your spouse restricting what transactions you can enter into and attacking the value held within your businesAs well as the personal and emotional toll, a poorly managed divorce can lead to your spouse restricting what transactions you can enter into and attacking the value held within your businesas the personal and emotional toll, a poorly managed divorce can lead to your spouse restricting what transactions you can enter into and attacking the value held within your business.

As far as I can tell, the mobile shelf reading process was more efficient and enabled us to identify more lost books than the totally human traditional search process, and without the emotional tolAs far as I can tell, the mobile shelf reading process was more efficient and enabled us to identify more lost books than the totally human traditional search process, and without the emotional tolas I can tell, the mobile shelf reading process was more efficient and enabled us to identify more lost books than the totally human traditional search process, and without the emotional toll.

Sometimes soft - spoken and quietly emotional, sometimes fired up and loudly passionate, Kennedy paid tribute to the 17 killed and 16 wounded in the Feb. 14 shooting in Parkland, praised the eruption of activism among student - survivors, and delivered a searing takedown of those who have repeatedly failed to act to curb gun violence as the toll from gun deaths has continued to grow.

Helping your friend or family member through tough emotional times can take its toll on you as well, because the process can become frustrating and illogical.

After enough time, this lifestyle can take a toll on work efficiency, emotional stability, and an ability to work effectively as a team.»

In his book on trust and betrayal What Makes Love Last, Dr. Gottman does more than show awareness for the unending emotional toll of failed attempts at bids - what he refers to as the unsuccessful sliding door moments.

In his upcoming book on trust and betrayal What Makes Love Last, Dr. Gottman does more than show awareness for the unending emotional toll of failed attempts at bids — what he refers to as the unsuccessful sliding door moments.

The emotional toll of a divorce can be just as draining as the legal fees are to your bank account.

Some lawyers admit to feeling burnout, but they've rationalized their unwillingness to zealously advocate for their clients, and their discomfort, as stemming from the «high conflict» created by unreasonable clients, or the high emotional toll the cases are taking on them.

As a Divorce Coach and Child Specialist, she helps people navigate the divorce process in a respectful and constructive manner to decrease the time, expense and emotional toll of divorce.

But what about the emotional / psychological toll having something like erectile dysfunction or a sexual desire disorder takes on you as a person and the people you're intending to have sex with?

And 2), your lawyer in the collaborative process will be just as intent on, and can be just as effective in, protecting your interests while not exacerbating the emotional toll.

In such circumstances, some busy family lawyers will admit to feeling burnout, but they've rationalized their unwillingness to zealously advocate for their clients, as well as their discomfort, as perhaps stemming from the «high conflict» created by unreasonable clients, or the high emotional toll their cases are taking on them.