Sentences with phrase «feel secure enough»

A full recovery for both condominiums and single - family homes won't come until job growth and economic growth create enough potential homebuyers who feel secure enough to buy, according to Denk.

By repairing their hurt emotions, couples are empowered to feel secure enough to transform their relationship.

When they feel secure enough, they «turn off» their attachment behavior and explore their environment.

They might not fall out as easily as we once feared, but they don't feel secure enough for their price or strong enough in the performance category to make up for this transgression.

The bungalows feel quite luxurious and despite having bamboo walls, are still tight and feel secure enough that they prevent insects from entering and keep the cool air - conditioned air in.

Some Afghan Hounds, in fact, are quite the clowns, once they feel secure enough to relax and let their hair down (so to speak!).

Gradually the cat will feel secure enough to become part of the family.

I think Hondas have decent safety features, and I feel secure enough driving it with my son.

The seats feel secure enough.

«But I think it comes down to: Do you feel secure enough that you can become a facilitator of shared decision - making?»

However, one of the ways you can know you're in love is when you feel secure enough to know that disagreement is not going to spell disaster for your relationship.

Many of us are looking for the most natural option available, but condoms and fertility awareness methods are not effective enough for many of us to feel secure enough to rely on them alone.

Independent central banks that maintain low inflation allow markets to feel secure enough to charge lower interest rates.

The idea, for instance, that there will be a single but differentiated EU rule book for banks to ensure that the City will not be governed from Frankfurt could allow the UK to eventually feel secure enough to join the newly created banking union, and its precious joint depository scheme.

She explains: «In the past, Chinese people here often did restaurant or laundry work and didn't feel secure enough to get involved in politics.

Perhaps business people were simply waiting for a president who empathized with their problems to feel secure enough to hire.

When she wakes, she will be able to see her room, get her bearings, and hopefully feel secure enough to go back to sleep on her own.

Within the supportive relationship of AA, these individuals had been able to do in a limited way what one is able to do in a psychotherapeutic relationship — viz., feel secure enough to relax one's usual defenses and take an honest look at painful aspects of the self.

its been kinda hard work sometimes here lately — in spite of the tolerance and openness np guides us towards, and I hope very much we can feel secure enough to show each other some respect and humanity in 2009, whatever our views.

According to the International Business Ethics Institute, a Washington - based non-profit advocacy group, making employees feel secure enough to raise concerns is a key factor in creating an ethical workplace.

Americans with jobs are starting to feel secure enough about their prospects that they are more willing to spend or borrow money to make purchases.

If a woman knows that about herself, Evan is 100 percent right — she should not have sex with someone until she's getting her needs met and feels secure enough in the relationship.

They were comforted and felt secure enough within themselves to fall asleep on their own when they were developmentally ready to do so.

This creates a boxed - in, crib - like feeling that may actually address some of your concerns about her feeling secure enough to sleep in the bed.

You'll be able to rest peacefully in your heart and mind knowing that she reached this in her own time when she felt secure enough to do so, not because he had no other choice but to quiet herself because no one would come.

We kept wrapping until they felt secure enough to cut off the excess stems.

By 1929, Fitzgerald felt secure enough as an actor to finally quit his day job with Unemployment Insurance; that same year, he briefly roomed with playwright Sean O'Casey, who subsequently wrote The Silver Tassle especially for Fitzgerald.

Marston is the Western solitary hero society turns to for help until it feels secure enough to reject him.

While Burley's trailers for kids never felt secure enough to me when I did baby - hauling, now their lightweight construction is a definite plus.

Ask them how long they were in their current position before they felt secure enough to present the boss with their proposal.

If you're asking yourself, «You mean intimacy doesn't involve acceptance and validation from my partner or feeling secure enough to disclose?»

Being in close proximity of a trusted parent therefore creates what is technically termed a «secure base»; a safe place from which the child feels secure enough to explore the world.

The love most of us will have tasted early on was often confused with other, more destructive dynamics: feelings of wanting to help an adult who was out of control, of being deprived of a parent's warmth or scared of his anger, of not feeling secure enough to communicate our wishes.

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As a result, he says, millennials often take longer to settle into their careers and feel financially secure enough to buy a home.

While the U.S. economy has rebounded, the financial environment is still cloudy to more than 50 % of Americans who are still worried about having enough money in savings and feeling secure with their current finances.

Some Christians simply choose not to rub their religion in other people's faces, and some are not secure enough in their beliefs to feel comfortable being challenged about them, so they keep their beliefs to themselves.

But now that it's firmly Springtime, and snow won't be coming anywhere near this region for at least 6 months, she feels safe and secure enough to reminisce about the day she made this chili powder.

For example if someone calls a member of their peer group a faggot in order to assert their masculinity (and make sure everyone around them knows they definitely are not a homosexual), the ideal solution would be that the person becomes secure enough in themselves that they wouldn't feel the need to put other people down, using the word «fag» or anything else.

Right now the only weak link in this team is BFG... when will he dropped to benched... everybody knows that he is too slow and everyone exploit that in every single game... but still he keeps on starting the game... i never feel secure with him especially when we are attacking and play high line... If I was gabriel I would be fuming from inside... cause gabriel is so much better than him but still BFG starts while gabriel always start from the bench... We have enough warnings by now, surely we are not waiting for a Monoco like game... and then start blaming him... Gabriel has to start, the guy got lot to offer... his mentality his attitude his passion, fire in the belly this guy has to start... and he also can be the leader that this team so badly crying for years now...

I'm not sure that Mourinho placing that level of importance on himself, above that of the club, will be well received but the Portuguese coach is probably unconcerned, feeling he has already done enough to secure his long - term future for many years to come by delivering trophies almost immediately.

Things settled down after that, but not enough for most of us to feel anything resembling secure.

And being alone in a bed in a dark room (even if it is their own bed) is just not close enough for them to feel secure.

I wanted the older child to feel secure, I wanted space to learn about the second one, and I wanted to have enough love left to give to my husband.

There's no reason, of course, that once the baby's old enough to feel just as secure with its dad as with you, you shouldn't then go back to work — that is, if you can bear to do so.

My daughters were about 18 months old when I first read Operating Instructions, so we were past the every - three - hour - around - the - clock feedings, the crippling (no, crippling isn't a strong enough word) sleep deprivation, the fierce maternal protectiveness coupled with an absolute unmooring from everything that had ever made me feel secure and confident.

Kids need enough rules to feel safe and secure.

This helps to get enough of hind milk and feels secure.

If it makes her feel more secure, though, I would suggest moving her bed closer to the gate / door, but not close enough that she can use the bed to launch over the gate to freedom.

When kids will feel enough secure and grown up and they will kill this need to be next to mommy, than, without any crying and forcing they will make their way to their own bed and room.

Even the most lavish, lovingly prepared nursery won't encourage your baby to feel safe and secure enough to sleep soundly away from the security of your smell, your arms and the sound of your heartbeat, at least in the early weeks.