Pro basketball players, like athletes in professional football, baseball and hockey, have long felt pressure to play in pain, to distinguish between serious injuries that require them to sit out and minor injuries that can be overcome, often with medication.
It enables parents to overcome often frightening, traumatic images of their infant and it prevents the beginning of a negative vicious circle of pessimistic emotions, which could threaten the development of a harmonious parentinfant relationship [ 15].
Although they train just as hard and often overcome much bigger challenges than Olympic athletes, Paralympic athletes haven't yet gotten the kind coverage they are due.
I first met Spano a decade ago, after he had been appointed music director of the tottering Brooklyn Philharmonic and gave one performance after another in which rattling excitement overcame the often scrappy playing.
As lesbians are a minority and potentially marginalised [ 6, 37] this sampling method overcame the often challenging task of recruiting difficult-to-find participants [ 36].
In fact, the brain can try to overcome this effect, but overcoming this often requires more time than we have.
Across the UK, people who are trying to overcome addiction often receive a fragmented service.
In this genre, the problem to be overcome is often difficult first series syndrome.
Upsetting two favored German teams and their United States teammates, overcoming the often ruthless, musical-chair world of their sport -- where pilots dumped brakewomen routinely for someone else -- the American women won the first gold medal in the women's competition.
It suggests a same sex couple with a new baby indicates a couple in a stable relationship both emotionally (they've overcome the often stressful process of obtaining a baby through non-typical means) and financially.
