Retirement specialists say a cascade of unhappy factors has dimmed retirement prospects: Social Security benefits will replace just 28 percent of a recipient's preretirement income in 2030, on average, down from 39 percent in 2002, according to the Center on Retirement Research.
Nevertheless, a sub-group of pregnant teenagers appeared to be vulnerable, reporting unplanned and unhappy pregnancy; factors that were also associated with first intercourse being reported as not wanted.
The person who comes out of the new X Factor looking unhappiest isn't a contestant, but Cheryl Cole, present in the first 20 minutes as a judge alongside Cowell, Paula Abdul and, the biggest get for the panel, LA Reid, former CEO of Island Def Jam and the man responsible for signing Jay-Z, Kanye West and Mariah Carey.
Max decided that making Kate happy -- or, rather, less unhappy -- was a legitimate factor in his decision to accept the settlement they were considering.
Add desperate poverty and an unhappy household — the standard "push factors" — and the pipeline of likely trafficking victims out of Moldova never runs dry.
With more than 20,000 responses, the company's annual satisfaction survey identifies six factors motorists are unhappy about: ease of use, routing information, display screen, system speed, spoken directions and voice activation.
While we're bracing for letters from unhappy fund managers, we think the factors we've stressed in selecting the top funds make sense.
Anyway, someone is certainly teaching them and their pupils to howl and cry when three X Factor finalists, from the most unhappy series yet, visit.
Australian respondents who indicated they were happy with their health were twice as likely [OR=2.01, CI=1.15 3.50, p<0.05] to state that cost was not a difficulty factor than those who were unhappy with their health.
Factors associated with participants feeling "unhappy" about quarantine included having children and being aged ≤40 years.
