Sentences with phrase «losing part of»

«The surgeon said, «Let's just say it's throat cancer,»» Michael said, explaining that the doctor told him «it's not going to be pretty» and that he faced losing part of his jaw and tongue.

The fees and closing costs on a reverse mortgage are often high, which means you are losing part of your home's equity in exchange for getting money now.

It can be like losing part of your family.

Besides losing some part of your currency, it is now learnt that the application of cryptocurrency taxes has a rather harsh effect on the price of coins, according to Thomas Lee an analyst at Fundstrat Global...

With it, Jason Barnes, the amputee working with the researchers, was able to play piano for the first time since losing part of his arm in 2012.

Today the law lords sit to give judgment for the last time in the House of Lords and, as Lord Hope of Craighead said there last week, the upper chamber will be «losing part of itself».

The situation of claimants losing part of their damages in legal costs may be regarded as particularly objectionable in those cases where damages include the costs of future care and other essential needs.

Your losing any part of your compensation is considered the holy grail of errors and is on the mind of every one of the best practitioners with whom I have worked.

The discrimination faced by students is exacerbated further by the significant financial burden of losing part of their deposit.

The global warming that has taken place during the last 350 years can not be separated from the previous cooling without losing part of its context.

«I just can't bring myself to sell, because it's like losing a part of myself,» he says.

Her art examines the notion that people are losing some part of their humanity and individuality by participating in a high technology society.

The other option would be to become an affiliated public art centre, which would mean losing part of their independence and taking on a whole lot more paperwork.

Early treatment can make the difference between full recovery and losing part of an ear, tail, or other body part.

Looking at the xray with the vet, we were told we could wait to see if the rock passed (risk of losing part of her small intestine, or rupture / infection) OR he could do the surgery right then and remove the rock.

Because the loss is real, it is like losing a part of ourselves.»

«Target» Funds Vulnerable to Rate Rise Millions of workers saving for retirement risk losing part of their nest eggs if interest rates jump.

When we have a negative return, we subtract the negative return from 1 (1 — .50) because we are losing part of our original investment.

There is also the possibility of losing part of your principle.

This puts the investor at risk of losing part of his wealth.

In her critically acclaimed and hugely successful memoir, Autobiography of a Face, Lucy Grealy wrote about losing part of her jaw to childhood cancer, the years of chemotherapy and radiation, and then the endless reconstructive surgeries.

A five - year old child with a head injury after cutting their head on a single entrance gate in a school; a three - year old hospitalised and nearly blinded after a gate in a park swung back and hit him in the head; a six - year old child losing part of his thumb after it was crushed in the hinge of a playground gate — these are just some examples of the injuries that can occur with a badly installed or poorly maintained manual gate.

«Losing you would be like losing part of me, only it'd be losing the best part of me.»

Losing you would be like losing part of me, only itd be losing the best part of me.

This animation shows how the exoplanet KELT - 9b is losing part of its substance due to intense radiation from its star.

I always knew, no question, that not to work would be like losing part of me.

The nebula was created by the star, which is losing part of its mass out into the surrounding space, forming a cloud of gas and dust as the material cools.

Some of the changes include families with one parent earning more than # 50,000 losing part of their child benefit.

For north country students, losing part of the $ 1.4 billion will have very real effects on not just their day - to - day educational experience, but their future.

He speaks for the UK as a whole — at least for now — so losing part of the country could be a landmark moment for him.

Boundary changes: gains part of Rochester South and Horsted and part of River ward while losing part of Chatham central to Chatham and Aylesford.

Solihull gains part of Elmdon from Meriden while losing part of Blythe ward and a small part of Bickenhill in the other direction.

De Blasio gave New York's museums and arts groups an ultimatum last month: Take steps to make your staff and leadership more diverse, or risk losing part of your city funding.

«You feel like you're losing part of your character, part of who you are, part of your identity.»

«They may feel as though they're losing a part of their body when they poop,» says Dr. Spinks - Franklin.

It's very common for potty - training children to hold their poop in, for example, because they fear that they are losing a part of their body that they need.

Nursing moms have formed a close bond with their babies that revolves around the nursing experience, and when that comes to an end, you may feel as though you're losing a part of your relationship with your baby.

We are losing a part of our defensive culture, marking and goalkeeping skills.

After losing part of his front wing in a first corner crash, season 2 runner - up Lucas Di Grassi was given a black - and - orange flag and had to pit for repairs.

Nothing can fully prepare you for losing part of yourself while making another person's life your own.

(I might say «Bless you» after someone sneezes, but that is something I learned from my wife... which I heard goes back to some old wive's tale about losing part of your brain when you sneeze...)

In fact, I venture to say that by having money in your bank account, your probability of losing part of its value is 100 %.

«In fact, I think it'd lose part of its appeal if it weren't.»

They've lost part of their income and can't pay everything they owe.

You can also take your money in and out whenever you want subject to the cap — however, most places now offer «Flexi - ISAs» which allow you to take money out and put it back in and not lose part of your allowance.

But we all said we'd rather lose part of the wing on the ground than in the air.»

Fear may prevent some to maximize their gains while greed may make some to lose part of their profits back to the market.

You have to be as risk averse as retirees so that you don't lose a part of your funds that you are relying on for a comfortable post retirement life.

It seems that a significant part of «leaving belief», especially if you are older, is it feels like you have lost a part of yourself.

It appears that some time in the third or fourth century of the Christian era an effort was made to bring together all the writings that remained, and to put into written form such oral traditions as were still retained concerning the lost parts of the book.