She helps him settle difficulties having to do with his leaving the world, and he helps her with difficulties in her life.
In an Australian sample Giallo and colleagues [ 13] found the mothers of young children (0 4 years) with sleep and settling difficulties had an increased risk of experiencing high levels of fatigue, with the potential for adverse impacts upon their daily functioning, parenting and later child outcomes.
Compared with control group infants, intervention group infants had significantly fewer settling difficulties (21% vs. 39%, p = 0.03), significantly fewer night awakenings (23% woke two or more times per night vs. 46%, p = 0.02) and significantly better cumulative sleep scores overall (22% met criteria for a severe sleep problem vs. 39%, p = 0.03).
After this thorny matter had been settled, with some difficulty, he immediately became funny, generous, easy.
He did his utmost to settle these difficulties by negotiation, but in 1739 he was forced to declare war against Spain the so-called War of Jenkins Earr.
I expect Mr. Giuliani to bow out of this race, regain his health, settle the difficulties in his personal life and then come back, renewed, to run in some future campaign.
Only by listening to those fears can we demonstrate understanding for the difficulties settled communities experience in adjusting and move beyond the fears to secure tolerance and harmony.
Advocates for immigrants in New York and elsewhere say that Iraqis have had more difficulty getting settled than most migrant populations.
After initial difficulties, Amy settled within a few weeks.
About two-thirds of the lawsuits have been settled and the accounting difficulties are behind it.
Americans, he declared, were "Hobbesians", at ease with the use of force; Europeans were "Kantians", yearning for a world of perpetual peace in which all difficulties are settled by multilateral discussion.
