Sentences with phrase «real emotional cost»

There's a very real emotional cost that comes with constantly rescheduling that to - do into irrelevancy.

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Although we can not even imagine the horrible physical and emotional pain our Savior went through, it makes it more real and gives us a new vision of the terrific cost Jesus paid to redeem us.

The «no excuses» approach, they say, amounts to a paternalistic culture of test preparation that detracts from real learning and comes at a steep cost to social and emotional health.

In Massachusetts, where buildable land is at a premium, real estate litigation raises complex legal, financial and emotional challenges requiring creative and cost - effective legal solutions.

As you may already be reeling from the emotional costs of the loss of your marriage, the added stress and anxiety associated with the potential or real loss of financial stability may be close behind.

Again, not trying to be a fear monger but whatever you think your probability of getting sued is, the emotional cost means energy your aren't using to make money which is real dollars lost in your business.

«Purchasing a home can be a stressful, financial strain on military families who often have the added pressure of recovering from the emotional adversity of serving our country,» said Ranelle Birmingham, broker / owner of ERA Sarver Real Estate, Inc. «We do everything in our power to alleviate their stress by finding military discounts to minimize closing and out - of - pocket moving costs.»