Sentences with phrase «false sense of comfort»

«So his comfort level in this medium paired with the lack of possible damages at home, may provide a false sense of comfort.»

While interesting and instructive, the case should not provide any false sense of comfort to lenders and distressed debt participants in the burgeoning world of middle - market financing using unitranche structures.

Commissioner Kara Stein said it could «provide investors a false sense of comfort that we, at the Commission, have done something more than we have».

So much capital has been thrust at maintaining the status quo in Egypt that many financial analysts have been lulled into a pre-Minsky complacency: Stability breeds a false sense of comfort.

However, if their tone is conversational, these tools may lull users into a false sense of comfort, they add.

Don't let your common connections give you a false sense of comfort and trust.

The sun - soaked second half lulls you into a false sense of comfort.

Gook is similar in structure and tone to Spike Lee's masterpiece Do the Right Thing, in that both films use their first two acts to give the audience a false sense of comfort, only to let racial tension slowly boil beneath the surface before exploding in tragedy at the end of the film.

And now we see, thanks to Paul Peterson, Frederick Hess, and the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)(see page 52), that many states have set their standards shamefully low, which gives the citizens of those states a false sense of comfort - and shields their educators from criticism.

My last article suggested six ways in which retired and retiring investors may be lulling themselves into a false sense of comfort.

A bird decoy, a thing initially created to impart a false sense of comfort, safety, and plenty (collective safety) in game birds, is also a thing aimed at providing plenty (nourishment) for those hunters hidden in their blinds.

Assuming that adult children are old enough to see their parents» divorce coming may be to provide a false sense of comfort.

Were a buyer prospect to purchase a «mere posting» in part as a result of a false sense of comfort or security, as a result of not understanding how the REALTOR Code of Ethics is modified pursuant to «No Agency» (and this will happen), it would obviously be tantamount to an ethical crime — were it not for the fact the Competition Bureau of Canada has sanctioned the practice!