Sentences with phrase «often saddled»

Millennials are often saddled with higher student loan debt than previous generations and are deferring important life decisions such as marriage, having children and buying a home until later in life.

At present, many younger people are unable to access credit and often saddled with debt after graduating.

A teacher like Sarah, in their mid - to late - 30's, is often saddled with $ 40,000 in unsecured debt including student loans, credit card debt and bank debt.

Schools in poorer areas are often saddled with the youngest, most inexperienced and thus lowest - salaried teachers, yet they're charged as if they have a veteran squad.

Because the role of these tissues is to absorb chemicals (whereas the role of the bladder is to store and eliminate them), patients, especially young children, who underwent the procedure were often saddled with a suite of inescapable side effects.

Though there a lot of economic and social factors at play with the trend, it is notable that the average age for getting married is steadily rising and that millennials leaving college are often saddled with record amounts of student loan debt.

But the C. D. Howe report speculates that the rising number of sick days women are taking off — an average 2.9 more days a year than men — has less to do with illness than the fact that women are often saddled with taking care of both children and elderly parents.

Not exact matches

For centuries, saddles were made by men, for men, and often, in recent generations, with little concern about the well - being of the horse.

Despite promises by event organizers and local bid committees, and expectations by the public that the event will solve some of their daily urban problems, host cities often end up with unwanted or unused facilities and saddled with debts that will take decades to repay.

James Murad, a director in the finance and capital advisory division at Eastern Consolidated, said the problem for a lot of NYC developers is that lenders (particularly traditional players with reasonable interest rates) are also shying away from risk in this market and often won't touch a stalled project saddled with debt.

Taught by the media and radical feminists to be ashamed about their maternal, nurturing and intuitive side, mothers are too often afraid to follow and act on their intuition even though it tells them that a youth sports system which too often emphasizes winning and competition over fun and skill development, treats children as young as six as adults and cruelly and unfairly saddles so many as failures before they have even reached puberty because they weren't lucky enough to be «early bloomers» or have a January birthday, is not the kind of nurturing, caring and, above all, inclusive environment mothers believe their children need to grow into confident, competent, empathetic, emotionally and psychologically healthy adults.

Note that, the C shaped pillows are often used in riding position where the base of C is saddled between legs and top portion stays below your head.

Saddled with a largely uninquiring press, the truth is that we are more often than not misled and misinformed with a labyrinth and forest of official lies, government cover - ups and disinformation.

We gave it a try and while the saddle isn't all that comfortable, the company says many people — often those training for bike races or the Tour de France — switch out the saddle and pedals and use their own.

Horse riding, for instance, is often boasted as an accomplished skill, whether or not someone's ever saddled up.

From the get - go the film has been saddled with immense pressure to right the wrongs of the often tedious «Man of Steel,» to smash together two...

«Higher education should open up doors of opportunity, but students in these low - performing programs often end up worse off than before they enrolled: saddled by debt and with few — if any — options for a career,» Duncan said in a statement last year.

Yet more often than not, they're also unfairly saddled with a bad rap, usually for styling.

The Porsche Macan is often regarded as the best small SUV, but like Lexus is saddled with just 18 cubic feet of cargo bay capacity and the Porsche costs more.

Authors and publishers often refer to soft cover (softcover), paperback, hard cover (hardcover), cloth bound, casebound, comb bound and saddle stitched.

If you miss your credit card payments, you'll be saddled with an often excessive penalty and a hike in your interest rate.

In fact, credit cards often come with perks like frequent - flyer miles and cash back rewards, which are free money to those who aren't saddled with interest payments.

The saddle is supposed to be natural, in reality, it is often clipped or stripped, because breeding for more coat means the natural saddle carries a lot of fuzz on it.

The German shepherd is often pictured as a large dog with a thick, black and tan coat, usually with a saddle - shaped pattern on the back.

Often, local shelters and rescue groups are saddled with the steep expenses of saving, sheltering, and caring for these animals in...

Often, local shelters and rescue groups are saddled with the steep expenses of saving, sheltering, and caring for these animals in desperate need.

The sable GSD often closely resembles their two - toned counterparts, such as the black and tan saddle back GSD's, but the sable dogs individual hairs have more than one color on each of them creating a very unique pattern specific only to that individual dog.

If your cat experiences such a blood clotting episode, often called a saddle thrombus or thromboembolic episode, you will likely see a sudden loss of the use of their hind legs, painful crying, and breathing changes.

If your cat experiences such a blood clotting episode (often called a saddle thrombus or thromboembolic episode), you will likely see a sudden loss of the use of his or her hind legs, painful crying, and breathing changes.

In addition, pets with sudden heart disease often generate blood clots (thromboembolisms, saddle thrombi in cats) that deprive muscles throughout the body of oxygen, probably liberating additional CK from that source as well.

Unlike most helicopter tours that cut across the saddle of the island to get to the volcano, a fixed - wing plane has enough fuel to COVER ALL 266 MILES of coastline, including the often - ignored southern end of the island....

Painting on linen or canvas stretched across bespoke curved wooden frames (which Gorchov calls saddle - stretchers), the concave and convex structures have often been described as a hybrid between painting and sculpture.

Challenging Minimalism, Murray incorporated in this work the visual panache of contemporaneous Pop artists and Neo-expressionists and the formal provocations (often in two - and - a-half dimensions) of foundational modernists like Picasso and Miro and surrealists like Dali without saddling the paintings with overbearing angst, obtuse self - seriousness, or abject absurdity.

Often older clients will be saddled with a high premium that makes paying life insurance painful.

A lot of rugged phones I've used have often been saddled with outdated operating systems because the companies were more focused on durability than on usability.

It's the only company that's saying a big phone doesn't have to feel like a big phone or be saddled with compromises often associated with them.

Saab has often been saddled with an image of being, well, quirky.