Sentences with phrase «roller coaster nature»

I've also witnessed her work with executives in transition, and have found her to be effective at helping leaders sift through the practical and roller coaster nature of transition.

It can be tempting to bond with a potential partner over the misery you both may feel being single, or the roller coaster nature of online dating, but this is not a healthy foundation to a relationship.

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Christina Sagioglou, who authored the study, believes that» [eating bitter foods may be] compared to a roller coaster ride, where people enjoy things that induce fear,» since in nature, bitterness signals plants may be poisonous and to stop eating.

However, Wood portrays Daisy's childlike nature with such overemphasis that it is difficult to believe the naiveté in her actions as she experiences many firsts — her first time flying on a plane; her first time drinking champagne; her first time on a roller coaster.

CIBC World Markets chief economist Avery Shenfeld sums up the near - term outlook succinctly in an early morning note: «Given the surprising nature of Trump's victory and the lack of clarity surrounding whether many of his proposals can become reality, the roller coaster ride has already begun for financial markets.»

Divorce is a roller coaster of emotions and, given the overwhelming nature of the situation, mistakes are often easy to make.

Alex Schachter loved roller coasters so much that he penned a poem about how their «ups and downs» reflected the turbulent nature of life.

That's the nature of hotels; it's a roller coaster ride.