No wonder many are prepared to cut back on other expenditure - heat, light, clothing, food - in order to bridge shortfalls caused by reduced LHA payments, and cling hold of what they have for as long as they can.
Those conditions are things like ignorance, bitterness, negligence, clinging, and holding on.
"[The child] wouldn't want to be put back in the car and would cling on, hold on to me.
Because now it is liberals -- out of power in Washington, clinging to their hold on deep-blue states -- who are making what is essentially the same argument.
A soloist clinging to such holds is pulled by gravity toward the ground, but also outward, like a barn door that swings open on its own weight.
The growing tide of scandal may well lead to subsequent rounds of reform, with momentum building to break up the banks that are clinging desperately to their hold on Capitol Hill.
We used a specially designed apparatus (Fig. 4) to hold a clinging substrate (glass in our experiment) and a motor driven force gauge (Shimpo FGV-10X) which moved relative to the substrate.
There was a very emotional scene as the three nuns, Sisters Marcella, Genoveva and Mariette, broke down, clinging to my arm, holding each other and crying helplessly as they all began talking at once.
Reinvention is about focusing on today and tomorrow, but not so much about clinging to decisions that held you back last week or last year.
An informal registry revealed that during the summer over a hundred people a month travel the route, clipping into the cable and clinging to the iron holds that were built and bolted into the rock route by legendary mountain man Chuck Kroger.
"When this was found, it was something to cling to, to hold on to," said Alan Reiss, who narrowly survived the 1993 attack, when he was supervising engineer for operations, and the 2001 attack, when he was director of the world trade department.
