And if it is the choice between food for the kids and making the monthly payment for the couch they have financed, the children win every time.This is part of the one thing that concerns me the most about the future of our country, to the extend that I worry about society as we know it breaking apart: the wealth gap and the social tensions it creates.

If you are looking for a cause and corrective action I will help you what to look for is all I can do from the internet.....Cracks are always caused by tension load(pulling apart), not compression.

If you can't agree now, when you're on somewhat friendly terms, you certainly won't be able to agree with the tension builds.

Those fees are taken off the top, before any profit is divided, just as the design fees should be.You are already in this too far to backtrack much (and, as you said, cause tension).

She lives with her mother and if he moves in there may be tension at times and he may come and go If his trouble with the law actually was years ago, and If he works and has held a job for awhile ,and he isn't an obvious flake.

One thing to remember about concrete - it always fails in tension.

I think building in a contingency for going over schedule in the contract would likely lead to more stress and unnecessary tension between you and the contractor.

In the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, now in its fourth day, tensions continue to mount following a deadly terror attack by Hamas, resulting in over 900 casualties.

I understand there is tension where personal responsibility meets grace.

If we play out an economic repression and wealth distribution widens more than it already has the social tension may get too high.