Sentences with phrase «of loss i felt»

He said that I needed to focus on the sense of loss I felt knowing that my Ben & Jerry's days were behind me — that it could not be my career.

A Time for Ghosts offers broader context to the staggering sense of loss felt in England during the early 1920s.

, serves as the artist's personal reflection on the news of Sandra Bland's death, which she said made her feel saddened in a way she didn't fully understand, prompting her to think about how best to represent the «unlocatable» sense of loss you feel when struck by the death of someone you didn't know intimately.

One such floral work, Say Her Name, serves as the artist's personal reflection on the news of Sandra Bland's death, which she said made her feel saddened in a way she didn't fully understand, prompting her to think about how best to represent the «unlocatable» sense of loss you feel when struck by the death of someone you didn't know intimately.

Expressing the sense of loss you feel when he does not communicate with you as opposed to shutting down emotionally and distancing yourself is likely to encourage him to reach out in the future.

He sobbed, and spoke of the sense of loss he felt, not only with respect to that moment, but with regard to the many times he reached to his mother and she was not there.

Not exact matches

When I asked David Jr. about how he will feel the night of the auction, and whether he will regret the loss of so many family heirlooms, he replied: «You can't take it with you.

When citizens feel the loss of wealth due to these transfers to Germany's neighbors and due to rising inflation, domestic demand for consumer goods would «shrivel over the medium term.»

People have a tendency to «throw good money after bad» — meaning we feel attached to bad investments because of the money we've already spent on them, and therefore we're reluctant to write off our losses and move on to better ventures.

«The negative, obviously, is that local people can more easily absorb preconceptions and feel pressured to vote a certain way — in other words, the danger of local democratic empowerment is a loss of impartiality.»

Companies seem to be increasingly offering insurance on all manner of things in part because of something known as loss aversion, which is when people feel a more psychological impact from a loss than from a similar - sized dollar gain.

Mattel will definitely feel the loss of «Frozen», especially since the company has been struggling to boost sales of Barbie, its premiere product.

Fear is based on feeling a loss of safety.

It feels very personal and there is a real sense of loss and failure.

«Individuals may feel a loss of control of one of their largest assets.

For example, Lieberman discovered that we feel social pain, such as the loss of a relationship, in the same part of the brain that we feel physical pain.

That palpable sadness so many of us are feeling in the wake of the election isn't just the product of shock and fear, says Moss, but the loss of hope.

The decision for WeightWatchers.com to use freedom as an emotion is a very clever one, as it would be easy — and perhaps too obvious — to incite a feeling of guilt or sexiness in order to pitch a weight loss product.

The theory of the Hedonic Treadmill applies and when the negative feelings came forth, just as the theory suggests, it was felt times two because, as humans, we always feel loss more than we feel gain.

Sure, those who feel they have been hurt by free trade agreements are probably more motivated by their losses than the benefactors of free trade are motivated by their gains.

As alone as I feel sometimes, everyone has experienced some type of loss, and anyone halfway decent will understand and sympathize.

The study was designed so that each participant won two out of the four contests, but half the group faced off against the same opponent each time and won or lost by a narrow margin; these slight victories and losses to the same opponent encouraged feelings of rivalry among participants, who subsequently reported higher scores on the Machiavellianism scale.

Companies seem to be increasingly offering insurance on all manner of things in part because of something known as loss aversion, which is when people feel more psychological impact from a loss than from a similar - sized dollar gain.

And, in the time - honored tradition of cockeyed optimists, their plan (which they feel should be painfully obvious) is to make up the unit losses on the soon - to - be-realized, just around the corner, and miraculously scalable volume.

These financial impacts will mostly be felt in the poorest parts of Africa, Asia, and South America — causing loss of crops, droughts and other extreme weather, and increasing sea level rise.

«We're going to feel the pinch,» says Armine Yalnizyan, the senior economist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, who predicts another wave of job losses.

Sassoon shares his feelings on how he coped in the aftermath of such losses and how he now faces the biggest battle of his life, overcoming leukemia.

And the adviser had failed to consider the emotions, including a little bit of guilt, a lack of ownership and maybe a feeling that taking the money would make him feel the loss of his father.

Let's take a look at some of the gains and losses to get a better feel of how debilitating these declines can be.

Conditions somehow do not feel so dangerous because profit margins are cyclically extreme, but I suspect that this only means that investors will be surprised by the depth of the markets losses, as they were in 2000 - 2002 and 2007 - 2009.

Imagine feeling hunger ONLY once or twice a week for a specific amount of time — and still getting the same or BETTER weight loss results as when you have to diet every single day...

As broad market conditions have been eroding over the past month, subscribers of The Wagner Daily newsletter who have been following the signals of our market timing system should be quite happy now because they would have been out of all long positions of individual stocks just a few days before last Friday's (October 19) big decline, thereby avoiding substantial losses and the pain that is now being felt by traditional «buy and hold» investors right now.

I had spent roughly a quarter of my adult life leading that company, so I felt a sense of loss and some anger at the company's near demise.

She's right, of course — but some Canadians have felt those losses more directly than others, and not just those who have faced the stress and cost of rebuilding after wildfires or floods.

One - half of U.S. households would feel the impact of the loss of a primary wage earner within six months, and one - third would feel it in less than one month, according to a study by LIMRA and Life Happens, a nonprofit that promotes the benefits of life insurance.

Of course, many people now feel that big banks don't have to worry about bad performance being magnified because under the implicit «too - big - to - fail» guarantee of the government, they won't have to take the losses when asset values declinOf course, many people now feel that big banks don't have to worry about bad performance being magnified because under the implicit «too - big - to - fail» guarantee of the government, they won't have to take the losses when asset values declinof the government, they won't have to take the losses when asset values decline.

Heinz aren't likely to feel too bad of a squeeze compared to the broader markets because a man or woman is very unlikely to give up his afternoon Coke or switch to an off - brand chocolate bar because he suffered a pay cut or temporary job loss.

Puerto Rico is in the midst of a mounting mental health crisis as storm survivors feel overwhelmed by the loss of homes and loved ones and face increasing financial pressure in a difficult economy.

If one is long a broadly diversified portfolio of stocks and hedged with a short position in the major indices, the result is a net portfolio loss — and that can feel excruciating if the major indices are advancing at the same time.

Our names have been public information since the day we were named, so we don't normally feel a huge loss of privacy when someone we don't know uses that information.

What particular to Wendy's do you feel that is somewhat that you can control that in the second half of the year, those share losses or those share drops that you've had in this most recent quarter won't persist.

That way you won't feel the loss of not having it.

Loss / Win Ratio: 33.67 / 66.33 but inspite of that I am profitable due to Risk / Reward (The important lesson that I learnt from you) I am feeling confident once again and I am developing the traits of a pro trader as you outline in your articles.

It blows your mind when you understand that the numbers are so big, you won't even feel the loss of couple million dollars!

The losses were felt elsewhere as the FTSE Eurofirst 300 retreated by 1.6 %, resulting in a loss of 2.2 %.

«Judging by the size of the losses, however, I question whether the execs have felt the public lash.

Many traders can not get past the feeling of loss... successful traders know how to manage this feeling and not let it overcome them.

«Words can not express the incredible sadness we all feel over the sudden and tragic loss of our dear colleague.

The biggest benefit of loss harvesting is often psychological, says Mr. Smetters: «It gives investors who are facing losses a feeling of control.»

Goss, who's also a political scientist at Duke University, previously told me that it's a sense of tangible loss — gun owners feel like the government is going to take their guns and rights.