Sentences with phrase «stormy periods»

But they also need plenty of ultra-safe, low - yield securities to keep them afloat during stormy periods.

He was the House Chair of the Education Committee and I was President of the Massachusetts Teachers Association during a very stormy period of education reform politics in Massachusetts.

In a gripping narrative, helped by ample photos and shockingly accurate historical details, Anderson offers readers a captivating account of a genius composer and the brutally stormy period in which he lived.

Some marriages survive stormy periods because the couples have the innate skill to fix issues before they become full - blown problems that can potentially shatter their marriage.

Most marriages go through stormy periods severe enough that divorce is a likely outcome, or that one or both spouses develop an illness such as anxiety or depression.

But they also need plenty of ultra-safe, low - yield securities to keep them afloat during stormy periods.

The homes had their share of misbehavior, jealousy, and bickering, but the stormy periods didn't seem to last long or cut deeply into the underlying foundation of family unity.

Those already familiar with the politics surrounding the controversial 1997 adoption of the new California mathematics standards can doubtless tease such details out of Wilson's rather bland account, for she duly notes the various commissions, frameworks, surveys, and reports as they succeeded one other during the stormy period from 1980 to 2000.

In fact, the many interconnected factors that cause our weather patterns lead to stormy periods every 10 to 20 years or so.

If you and your partner adopt this approach, you'll be better equipped to weather the stormy periods every relationship experiences, because you'll hold onto the hope that in time the tides will shift in your favor.