Sentences with phrase «painful consequences»

Any principal will tell you that losing teachers is one of the most painful consequences of budget cuts.

Unfortunately the kitten behavior and the adult behavior often conflict with each other with painful consequences for the owner.

One such instance results in a truly painful consequence for the nursing mother after a night of heavy drinking.

Because we invest ourselves in order to enter into the relationship to end it seems can have painful consequences such as feelings of grief, disturbed self esteem and self confidence.

It's knowing that every pain and sting and sorrow helps them to develop inner resources and coping strategies and knowing that only by allowing them to experience painful consequences will they learn what they need to learn in order to become fully - functioning and emotionally balanced adults.

If you have suffered painful consequences as a result of your Depuy hip replacement, take the time to talk things through with Pam and be safe in the knowledge that she will be available at all times to help you through your claim on another level.

Call it a housing policy head fake, one with potentially painful consequences for moderate - income buyers, sellers and seniors in condominium projects around the country.

We believe that the Fed's continuing (and increasingly glaring) inability to normalize interest rates validates our long standing thesis that monetary extremism can not be unwound without triggering a slew of unacceptably painful consequences for the holders of risk assets and bonds.

Similarly, no logical mistake is made by a utilitarian who thinks that the only evil is pain, that at a certain stage a fetus can not feel pain, and thus that abortion is obviously OK with regard to that fetus (though any short - or long - term painful consequences for his or her mother would still need to be considered before approving of abortion).

He said: «During pregnancy, women must be made aware of the existence of varicose veins of the vulva because, if left untreated, it can lead to uncomfortable and often painful consequences.

With further studies, the researchers hope that eventually we can get people — especially in positions of power — to access this altruism by showing them how painful the consequences of their actions can be when they take the easy (or more selfish) way out.

The report also illuminated painful consequences for APS students: Because the cheating inflated their scores, causing thousands to miss out on remedial education.

On the other hand, however, many civilizations, especially the more liberal ones of the present epoch, have been painstakingly careful to acknowledge the possibility of a personal change of heart and to enable the person to escape the more painful consequences of his own past behavior provided he is genuinely repentant.

Call it a housing policy head fake — one with potentially painful consequences for moderate - income buyers, sellers and seniors in hundreds of condominium projects around the country.

«If my colleagues destroy the Affordable Care Act, it will have real, direct, and painful consequences for millions of American women and their families,» Gillibrand said during a speech on the Senate floor Wednesday.

Obama, Roe continued, «is apparently willing to accept these painful consequences, but Republicans are not.

One, Bear showed us the painful consequences of failing to diversify.

A painful consequence.

A pastor is a very spiritual and personal role that, when misused, has very real and painful consequences.

Although... I suppose their can be painful consequences of discipline.

God has given humans genuine freedom, so much so that if they choose to reject Him, He honors their choice, including the painful consequences (for them AND for Him) that their choice entails.

By lifting up the painful consequences of not improving things and simultaneously stimulating realistic hope for building a more mutually satisfying relationship, latent motivation may be activated.

Briefly, it consists of three actions: (a) letting go of the obsessive and futile efforts to «get my husband sober»; (b) letting go of her overprotective behavior by which she has unwittingly kept him from experiencing the painful consequences of his behavior which may have been precisely what he needed to become open to help; (c) letting go of the assumption that any improvement in the family situation is totally dependent on her husband's achieving sobriety.

An even greater error, at the other extreme, is protecting the alcoholic from the painful consequences of his drinking, which is a form of «cruel kindness.»

The Connor family may hurl cutting insults in rapid succession, but you see the painful consequences of those comments, too.

For some individuals, the most hurtful and painful consequences of an emotional affair is the sense of being deceived, betrayed, and lied to.

Our hope is that with a heads up and some advance warning, you can learn from our mistakes without the painful consequences.

The inevitable and painful consequences of what my crueller colleagues call the human shield strategy are now being felt by our Liberal partners.

Such decisions are the painful consequence of prioritising a balanced budget over a balanced economy and society.»

Because he laid out what the painful consequences to many towns would be if there is not a budget reached by mid-September.

A failure by a bereaved relative to jump through all such hoops can have painful consequences — particularly when Facebook cheerfully reminds you to «reconnect» with a dead relative, as many have found.

It may be possible to tap into this altruism simply by reminding people in positions of power — from chefs to politicians — of the painful consequences of their decision to cut corners.

As a left - hander encountering an unsuitable implement, your choices are usually to muddle through, swap to your weaker hand, modify your technique (often with uncomfortable and painful consequences) or to locate a rare and expensive left - handed version.

Popular for its bone building properties, vitamin D helps prevent brittle bones, bone loss due to osteoporosis, bone pain, and other bone disorders with adequate vitamin D. Avoid the painful consequences of weak bones, such as fractures, falls, and muscle aches.

After prematurately waking a hibernating bear (Nick Nolte) while stealing his junk - food stash, RJ must restore the swag or face the painful consequences, so he cons a gaggle of wildlife into broaching a suburban hedge to steal trash from humans («They're just as scared of us as we are of them!»).

«Bad test results can have painful consequences for them and their students.

As Nesi notes, the bill has real and painful consequences, especially for retirees who could see their annual cost - of - living adjustments (COLA) frozen for up to 19 years.

As a gifted advocate, I have seen first - hand these painful consequences of miseducating our gifted children.

Chapter 3, alone, shares an MBA's worth of financial ideas and tips that can help any author or writer avoid the painful consequences that often accompany the typical author's year - to - year income fluctuations during both good and bad times.

Irrespective of the painful consequences of the bubble - bursting aftermaths, human behavior and psychology addictively succumb to the ever - seductive emotion of greed.

Cataract is an opacification (clouding) of the lens of the eye, and is not, itself, a painful condition, but can have some painful consequences such as glaucoma.

When dogs rile bees, wasps, hornets, spiders and ants, they're just as apt to get stung, with the same itchy, painful consequences, as people who do the same thing.

It's not only the victims but sometimes their own families have to put up with the painful consequences of some injury which is the result of the recklessness or fault of others.

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