Sentences with phrase «from hardship»

Now, my own mama stage is one of growth and strength that has come from the hardships of those first months.

Conversely, resilience is also known to give people the ability to bounce back from hardship and trauma [30].

Though some lenders may agree to work with your past financial hardships but they also need to verify that you've sufficiently recovered from hardships and can now afford to make mortgage payments.

Everywhere was the soft sheen of lives lived mostly sheltered from hardship.

One of the strongest convictions of American social philosophy is that education is the doorway through which individuals can pass from hardship to opportunity.

As a nonprofit cat - focused organization, we're dedicated to rescue programs, recovery from hardship, and careful placement in forever homes.

We can help children and families go from hardship to healing.

He's achieved an independence from hardship, an independence from despair, but he realizes that his independence is bought at the price of isolation.

Help spread the word so others may learn from your hardship.

Attorney Colt is up to the task, having assisted many other people who are suffering from hardships much like yours.

A group of Roots & Shoots students from the university in Kathmandu were regularly visiting there, teaching them to read and write — this is the only way they may be able to escape from the hardship of their lives.

Two days for fans to be distracted from hardships on the ground, the lack of basic necessities and all of the problems still gnawing at the back of their minds waiting to be solved.

Will Cameron admit most disabled people hit by the bedroom tax get no help from his hardship fund?

As Ellis adjusts to life in her new home, the struggles of Irish newcomers are not exaggerated, but the film also doesn't shy away from the hardships of leaving your comfort zone.

Our natural instinct as teachers, parents and caretakers is to protect children from hardship, yet we know walking between the raindrops of adversity is not possible.

As one Peruvian woman once told me, she has seen the postcards that are sold in shops, she knows that foreign travelers profit from her poverty, therefore she would like for these travellers to share their wealth that comes from their hardships.

I went to counseling, did some hard work to heal from the hardships of my youth, and wrote a book sharing my family's story, which God turned into a ministry to others like us.

The immigrating Catholics were also, in general, poor folk escaping from the hardships proper to lower social classes of Europe.

It has long been my belief, based upon both scripture and observation, that God never intended to shelter believers from the hardships of life.

The job of the Liberal Democrats, especially the social liberals within the party, is to campaign for more houses to be build and to shield the most vulnerable in society from the hardship of the bedroom tax.

Nana Akufo - Addo has told the people of Shai Osudoku that Ghana needs deliverance from the hardships inflicted on them by the Mahama administration.

They should be totally innoculated from hardships we adults face in a down economy — you know, like unemployment, decreased services, higher taxes, catastrophic losses of principal in our 401 (k), staggering levels of governmental incompetence....

«I have also observed that, it looks like the NPP government wants to use some fake Kwesi Botchwey report to divert the attention of Ghanaians from the hardships that they are going through.

According to him, however, he is more interested in whatever will bring relief to the Nigerians from the hardship they have faced under successive administrations.

Speaking at Kyebi as Okyeman marked this year's Ohum Festival, the overlord of the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Authority said it was important for government to ensure that Ghanaians are relieved from their hardships.

«It is possible that if the dogs were brought along on these long journeys, they died from the hardship, or were used as a food source.»

Schicksal, birthed from hardships, rests on the platform of World War II and examines the resilience of the human spirit.

If you are a retiree you need to give serious thought to how you can protect your spouse from the hardships caused by the loss of your retirement pay.

Phare, The Cambodian Circus, a story about how can creativity can rise from hardship and how some children in Cambodia have turned grit to brilliance I came to Siem Reap to teach last year, and after seeing a Phare show and being moved by their story, I decided to help spread the word about them -LSB-...]

Nothing could be further from the hardships that befell Franklin and his crew, but in that tent there was just a taste of that sense of uncertain outcomes in a frigid place.

Any money from the hardship fund, however, must be claimed as income, which means any employment insurance benefits former Sears employees are getting are reduced.

It also became apparent that a by - product to some extent of the stresses of the post-recession period, was on a personal level evident in an increase in marital dispute emanating from hardship pressures, and an increase in the need for expert valuer evidence into disputes over asset values, and in particular property assets.

Unlike other kinds of insurance, Life Insurance in Alaska protects your descendants from the hardship of your passing.

This is often necessary because the policy is what will protect these individuals in East Memphis from hardships that could have otherwise come up.

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After spending decades studying how people deal with setbacks, psychologist Martin Seligman found that there are three Ps — personalization, pervasiveness, and permanence — that are critical to how we bounce back from hardship,» Sandberg said.

Is this type of work the new safety net, or does this type of work need a new safety net, or both: Our most recent research shows a large percentage of those working in the sharing / on - demand economy are doing so to help them get through or recover from a hardship of some kind (job loss, health problem, major unexpected expense, etc.).

During the 19th century many children in the United Kingdom and the United States suffered from hardship, neglect, and abuse.

Always looking at the dark side of situations actually hinders our ability to see any silver lining, and also prevents us from taking lessons away from hardships.

The Lord Bishop of Sheffield, (also opposed) recognised the Bill's good intentions, including the desires to protect cohabitees in vulnerable situations and to protect children from hardship.

They give us their unconditional love and loyalty, and we protect them as best we can from the hardships of the world throughout their lives and see them out the back door of life as peacefully, painlessly and lovingly as possible.»

After spending decades studying how people deal with setbacks, psychologist Martin Seligman found that there are three P's — personalization, pervasiveness, and permanence — that are critical to how we bounce back from hardship.

Any entrepreneur could write a novel on the importance of bouncing back from hardship and persevering though challenging times.

When people experience hardships they easily fall back on belief in the supernatural to get them out of it «Please God» «Dear God» «Oh God, I know you won't let me be tested beyond what I can bear» which distracts them from the hardship.

«If you have a generation of poor people who suffer from bad nutrition, it may take two or three generations for that population to recover from that hardship and reach its full potential,» Harper says.

You will also get to listen to various stories involving people who were suffering from hardships and how they overcame their own problems.

There's a myth that persists in education for both parents and teachers: That heading to suburban schools somehow insulates you from hardship, instability and academic failure.