Sentences with phrase «often painful decision»

If you've made the difficult and often painful decision to place your exotic bird in another home, you're probably looking for some information on the steps you should now take to ensure your bird goes to the best possible environment to fit his / her needs.

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Often we are faced with disparate information, incomplete data, only parts of the puzzle rather than the whole, or hints and innuendo rather than verifiable fact, and then are required to make important investment decisions where the downside if we get it wrong can be quite painful.

Such a painful decision often meant that men would choose family or social standing over church.

Gross generalizations like «all moms should work» or «all moms should stay home» do a disservice to the millions of thoughtful, loving parents who've taken a hard, often painful look at their situation and made the best decision they can for their families and themselves.

In reality, they often compete, and the decision to prioritise one over the other is a painful one.

We have repeatedly warned that, since children are priceless, bonds are never «painful» enough to overcome the decision that parental abductors often make that — at any and all cost — their child should be away from the other parent and with their family in their country of origin.

By the time most couples reach the painful decision to divorce, one or both of them have typically spent a great deal of time telling themselves (and often each other) over and over all of the ways in which the parties are out of sync and how the marriage is not working.

When you make the difficult and painful decision to separate and / or divorce, there are often issues to be addressed as well as decisions to be made at a time that can be emotionally overwhelming for all concerned.

This ability to discuss and reflect on decisions in depth was important to the group, as the decisions made were often painful, involving recommendations that children be removed from — or not returned to — parents.

While education is important to helping you make decisions on this often painful and confusing journey to creating a family, support is equally important.

I find that couples often think the only option to a painful marriage is divorce — and they make that decision from a place of emotion and fantasy, without clarity about the financial and emotional realities.