Sentence examples for Financial anguish from inspiring English sources

Their relatives must watch them dwindle with all the emotional and indeed financial anguish this will entail.

AND because my life is so personally and economically tied to many of those who until recently had been doing well in the market, I can't bring myself to enjoy their financial anguish.

Spare yourself the mental and financial anguish of bedbugs by always doing this one thing as soon as you step into your hotel room.

Mrs. Abacha's reassurances wrung thirteen thousand dollars more from Worley, but in April , 2002 he swore he was through, writing, "I must stop this financial torment and anguish and pray that God forgives me for my pursuit of money, simply put, greed".

They didn't really know any at the time, but they imagined the families coping with the trauma of hospitalization, mental anguish, financial strain and a life that went from deployment to injury to hospital.

But for those without any financial reserves, the anguish is often overshadowed by their money fears.

"The stories of financial loss and personal anguish retold in this report do not adequately convey the deep pain and suffering endured by many of the growers who invested in MIS that eventually folded," the report said.

After his defeat he sought re-employment on a permanent basis but because of the dispute over his political activities while acting as a consultant, his re-employment had been delayed for a period of time, all to his financial loss and mental anguish.

Families like the Sterlings might avoid some anguish and financial pain if the government, insurance companies and employers adopt or tweak proposals in the BPC report sponsored by The SCAN Foundation, Financing Long-Term Services and Supports: Seeking Bipartisan Solutions in Politically Challenging Times.

.in sight, hearing and speech". Interestingly, the court recognized the physicians' failure as well as the parents' anguish and attendant financial burdens although it still decided in favor of the defendants, in part, it seems, because it did not want to enter the ethical thicket inherent in finding for the parents.

And there is never too much of a gap between financial pain and howls of political anguish.