Sentences with phrase «how uncomfortable an issue»
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Their conviction raises a very difficult issue, a thorny and uncomfortable problem: how to live with people with whom we disagree on basic issues of human life.
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It is quite staggering how many students do not understand some of the most simple doctrines and liturgical practices and, indeed, do not accept, or feel uncomfortable with the Church's teaching on moral issues.
Learn about the differences between common feeding issues and how to make your uncomfortable baby feel better.
It is an uncomfortable issue but it's an issue we need to understand better and learn how to make wood burning for cooking sustainable.»
The few customers who left reviews mentioned how it caused them issues in the form of uncomfortable heart rate increase.
It depends on the couple on how they continue with their conversation but it is important to stay away from personal issues or remarks which could put the other person in an uncomfortable spot.
Agree on how students should report issues dealing with friends, disturbing or uncomfortable content, threats or cyber-bullying, and online name - calling.
Former adjunct lecturer Betsy Groves, a licensed social worker and founding director of Boston Medical Center's Child Witness to Violence — a program that helps children, parents, and educators in violent communities or domestic violence situations — often hears how adults feel uncomfortable discussing the issue, thereby reinforcing the notion that we shouldn't talk about violence.
They also cover some of the personal issues you might feel uncomfortable discussing - like how to improve your relationships at work or what to do with a partner who's not pulling his / her weight.
They Ignore It — Other attorneys may see how a client's interests are showing up in the collaborative divorce process, but the attorney may simply be uncomfortable engaging with those sorts of traditionally «non-legal» issues because they feel too touchy - feely or too conflict - laden to the lawyer.