Sentence examples for challenging loss from inspiring English sources

Issues commonly faced by this segment of society include feelings of loneliness or isolation, difficulty in expanding the ever-shrinking social network, fading memories that make simple daily tasks (e.g. taking medication) considerably challenging, loss of purpose in life, in addition to decline in mobility.

I had the opportunity to sit down with the inspirational Amy Gibson and hear more about what motivates her as well as how her company, CreatedHair, is forging new ways to help women deal successfully with this challenging loss.

The most frequent barriers are "time constraints," "instructional challenges," "loss of autonomy," and "resistance to change".

Four to 6 days after challenge, loss of appetite was observed in the pigs; appetites subsequently returned to normal 6 7 days after inoculation without any other clinical symptoms.

The church had told him not to challenge the loss of his business franchises in 2002, which he claims were worth £750,000.

If a person wishes to challenge the loss of those benefits, they can go to appeals court, a process that can take years.

However, different investigators have challenged that loss of p53 directly affects centrosome duplication (Meraldi et al. 2002) and attribute centrosome abnormalities to missing checkpoint functions after loss of p53.

While group members grieve the changes that Alzheimer's disease has brought to their lives and relationships, they find that they are no longer quite so alone in facing life's daily challenges, losses and decisions.

As Mr. Qualls wandered the Internet one day in Iraq, he said, he came across news reports of a National Guardsman in California who this summer had become the first to challenge stop-loss in court.

The IRS challenged the losses, contending that the horse breeding activity was a hobby.

Many of us have been challenged by losses of income, savings, jobs, homes.