Sentences with phrase «one's share of pain»

These parasites often cause their hosts to lose hair and come with their fair share of pain.

Our president has rightly called for an equitable sharing of the pain caused by the economic downturn.

You are right in a sense but shouldn't the industry share some of our pain and absorb some of the loss?

And of course, as we see in Jesus Christ, He suffers right along with us, bearing the Lion's share of the pain in this world.

In October, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said he would explore changes that would require mortgage lenders to accept a greater share of the pain when mortgages default.

Air travel comes with its fair share of pain points.

A handful of threats lobbed at opioid - based drugmakers pressured shares of the pain relief specia...

Coming from someone who has experienced my own fair share of pain at the hands of the church and regularly laughs at and gets ticked off with the church, I think you're deeply misrepresenting the heart of the original piece.

He then said the Assembly Democrats won't agree to anything they feel puts a disproportionate share of pain onto «working men and women» (that's code for labor unions).

In this case, the social message was that equality in the military does not just mean that men and women get an equal share of the pie but also that they both get an equal share of the pain.

These charts explain why so many UK & Irish investors (& bloggers) are experiencing their fair share of pain right now.

Growing up as an elite - level mountain bike racer for 15 years then transitioning to ultra-running, I've had my fair share of pain with the long miles.

Getting out of the office ain't necessarily a bad thing, but corporate travel comes with its share of pains.

Right across Whitehall, ministers have been making the case for their sectors, and while we are in no doubt that any cut to funding is tough, it was never going to be possible for the arts to be immune from a share of the pain.

And I ask again, exactly what is YOUR share of the pain that you're going to bear for the good of the commonweal.

«We know that the size of the budget deficit run up by the previous Government means that difficult decisions need to be taken, and Derbyshire police will have to take their share of that pain.

The problem with the unions is they want to pass their share of the pain to someone else.They are another symptom of the failure of our society.

That means spelling out exactly how the public sector - and not just the middle - classes - is to take its share of the pain.»

Far from it, says Dr. Lynn Johnson, Ph.D., who's seen his fair share of the pain that accompanies change over the course of his coaching career.

Some of you mentioned on my last blog post that you're experiencing very cold weather, and I honestly wanted to share some of that pain with you.

And while it has its share of pain, the winning indie drama is refreshingly funny, sweet and full of humanity.

The argument in the courts — playing out now in New Jersey and likely soon in New York — is simple: The state Constitution protects us from taking any share of the pain of the fiscal calamity.

Apple has had its share of pain in this process, with an outsider moderator appointed to oversee the company's dealings in order to avoid future antitrust violations.

The Memory Book has more than its share of pain, anger, and suffering, but it also has plenty of laughter, joy, and especially hope.

We all have our share of pain when investing in stocks, and after all, it is a game of risk vs. reward.

Life has its share of pains in the neck (bosses, family, etc).

Or, if it did, brought with it its share of pain.

Recommend partner's access and sharing of pain, loss, and remorse associated related to an attachment injury.

Many judges sincerely believe that there needs to be a sharing of the pain by both sides.

California may be feeling more than its share of pain from the nationwide recession, but you would never know it from looking at the state's retail industry.