Sentences with phrase «at ease about»

In an effort to make Polly feel at ease about being featured, I decided to turn off comments on this post.

You were able to put my mind at ease about the entire process, and made me feel confident... I am especially grateful for your prompt responses, and you were very easy to get in touch with whenever we needed to.

You were able to put my mind at ease about the entire process, and made me feel confident that we could complete the short sale transaction.

Give us a chance to answer your questions and, more importantly, put your mind at ease about the possibility of owning your own home.

A tool billed by its creator as the «Carfax for homes» can put prospects at ease about the purchase process.

Shari put myself and my students at ease about the common misnomers that often surround the subject.

Handling conflict constructively leaves you feeling more at ease about the difficulties you are experiencing.

Preparing the facility for visitors, helping keep the museum clean and ensuring that art work is kept safe and secure are my niches, allowing the facility management to be completely at ease about the daily running of the museum.

Dental Receptionists» chief responsibility is to greet patients upon their entrance into the dental office and to make them feel more at ease about their appointments when necessary.

We do have some unsolicited testimonials that real clients and colleagues were kind enough to provide and we will do all we can to put your mind at ease about working with us.

This makes potential employers or recruiters feel more at ease about the job applicant's work history.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CATHOLIC HEALTH INITIATIVES, Albany, KY (6/2010 to Present) Phlebotomy Technician • Read and comprehend doctors» orders for taking blood samples and ensure that patient information is verified • Interview patients to determine if they have any allergies or fears of the needle • Educate patients about procedures such as venipunctures and finger - sticks to set their minds at ease about what to expect • Take blood samples by performing venipuncture and finger - stick procedures and ensure that they are properly labeled • Ascertain that all specimens are stored properly so that their integrity is maintained • Maintain adequate supplies of laboratory equipment and supplies • Analyze test results and ensure that they are accurately punched into the system, along with patients» records

You can also select to be notified of any activity at the front door when you're not at home, which could help you feel more at ease about your home security.

«The more I travel, the more I feel at ease about traveling.

He provided me fantastic, timely support throughout the process and put me at ease about my situation, plus he was a pleasure to deal with.

Had a brief meeting with Mr. Blanch today in regards to a federal case my father is involved in unfortunately and as nervous as I was he was very informative and put me sort of at ease about my fathers situation.

Our approachable attorneys immediately put you at ease about your legal problem.

We are here to set your mind at ease about protecting your rights as a father, and to take the correct legal actions for you.

Actually, Gokita seems at ease about not being fully embraced by the Japanese art establishment, and explains without a hint of arrogance how it was a greater honor to be given a solo show last year by Mary Boone, the New York gallery that championed the 1980s painters Julian Schnabel, Eric Fischl and David Salle, who he had learned about as a teenager flipping through books and magazines.

If you have read all of the above hopefully it has put your mind at ease about your wedding planning ideas in Palm Cove.

We also offer help with low cost vet care for people in need; as well as various programs to help put your mind at ease about the care for your pets.

To put the CRC commissioners at ease about this, I am encouraging shelters and rescues to contact the CRC commissioners and let them know that your organization would be willing to help place greyhounds into adoptive homes should greyhound racing be phased out.

Profiles allow pet owners to learn about their potential sitter and to help them feel at ease about the person they are contacting.

When you're ready to go on vacation, or even need pet sitting services, you can put your mind at ease about your pet's well - being while you're gone.

They make great discussion starters and help put kids at ease about their pets» treatment plan.

I also appreciate Phil putting me at ease about the procedure, as I was very anxious, especially about the anesthesia.

Did he make you feel more at ease about the whole process?

You can help prospects feel more at ease about working with you if you stay cool under pressure and ask just the right questions to let them know you genuinely want to help them.

By now you should feel a bit more at ease about what happens after you apply for a mortgage.

This is to guarantee the repayment of the loan and make the lender feel more at ease about granting you the loan.

Working for a good employer with excellent benefits would put my mind at ease about healthcare for my family.

While it might put existing Harlequin authors at ease about their effort being watered down, I still see no evidence they cut mention of it from their rejection letters and they're still working with AuthorHouse «Solutions».

He put us at ease about our credit situation and helped us find the vehicle we needed.

Shannon was very easy to deal with, and put me at ease about buying a car from South Oak Dodge.

Erin answered all my questions and put me at ease about buying a car.

Since responses are anonymous, my students with anxiety feel at ease about their contributions.

Now that the first Blade Runner 2049 trailer has (mostly) set minds at ease about this follow - up to the 1982 sci - fi classic, Warner Bros. has released a new preview that delves further into the first meeting between Deckard (Harrison Ford) and LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling).

This way, you will feel more at ease about yourself and the actions that you are taking.

Find a top venue that you will both enjoy will only help you feel more at ease about the evening and help you to focus on each other.

This will allow you the opportunity to tie your first video chat into your previous online dating chats and help her to understand and feel more at ease about what you are talking about.

Perhaps in this circumstance, you should consider sharing your own story first, thus making your date feel comfortable and at ease about revealing their own vulnerabilities and get you moving away from the forced small talk, common to dating culture.

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If you feel relaxed and at ease about never hitting the send button then you probably should let it go.

Doctors might order a CT or MRI scan for a headache or migraine to put patients» minds at ease about fears that a malignant brain tumor, aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation or other issue might be causing their symptoms.

Brindisi unveiled a platform to help Cuomo feel at ease about coming to Utica.

Brindisi unveiled a platform to help Gov. Cuomo feel at ease about coming to Utica.

You can help put your child at ease about an upcoming endoscopy through this step - by - step video guide

Most days I feel like I will be nursing past 2 or 3 years, and articles like this make me feel so much more at ease about it.

Shari put myself and my students at ease about the common misnomers that often surround the subject.