Sentences with phrase «little contact with»

The previous Realtor worked hard but had very little contact with us.

Jacob believed that the children should have very little contact with their mother, to protect them from her extreme thinking and interference with his role as a father.

Biological parents can choose to have as much or as little contact with the adoptive family as they feel comfortable with.

All of these seriously negative outcomes are increased two - to - threefold in children raised with little contact with their fathers.

Divorce can be very complicated, but Oklahoma spouses with no children and little contact with each other can simplify...

If you have previously had little contact with your son for any reason, your husband could ask the court to give custody of your son to another relative.

An administrative medical assistant primarily performs work in a front office, and may have very little contact with patients aside from checking them in and out of the clinic.

Medical coding is one of the few healthcare occupations that requires little contact with patients.

I was far from the building so I had little contact with the incident, so my healing is a little further along.»

I honestly have relatively little contact with my clients.

After that point, their mother had little contact with them; their father had no involvement with them whatsoever.

It is unlikely that the professional concerns and aspirations of customers would have played heavily on their minds, not least because they would have had little contact with them.

It comes from the fact they get their news from an echo chamber which has very little contact with the real world.

It's a subsistence cattle economy, and the people have very little contact with the outside world.

In England, one had little contact with other artists» studios, except of course at the sculpture department at St Martin's School of Art, where I was teaching.

Americans, unless they could afford to travel abroad, had little contact with European art, let alone cubism, post-impressionism, and Fauvism.

Many dogs brought up on farms have little contact with humans other than those they live with so have a natural distrust of people they are not familiar with.

Dogs that normally stay indoors and have little contact with other dogs, or with people who have contact with other dogs, have a lower risk of infection.

AHello Louis, it would appear that the young dog has had very little contact with people or it was abused wherever it came from.

Dangerous idealists who have little contact with reality.)

The Kopp sisters led such a sheltered life and had so little contact with people outside of their family that it's no surprise she would find it boring.

I was able to have one visit with her in September but during her fourth year as principal, this year, I have had little contact with the school.

The girl has little contact with her father, but eventually, that void becomes a fount of motivation.

Many teachers, especially those teaching in secondary schools, often work in isolation with little contact with their peers.

Again, this is even more important with eLearning, because chances are your students have very little contact with your staff, so your tutors won't know how students are feeling on a day - to - day basis.

«If I'm going to come to Harvard and take all my classes in huge lecture halls and have little contact with the instructor, I can just do that online and save some money.»

Being insecure because of their appearance people with obesity isolate themselves and have little contact with other people.

For example, an affiliation - motivated employee who has little contact with others might find a way to work more collaboratively with coworkers.

Although French expatriate researchers are interested in reform taking place in France, some of them have little contact with colleagues at home, Kohler also found.

Unlike her three predecessors, all women, Karliczek has had little contact with research or education policy and has no Ph.D..

When you spend most of your working day with little contact with other adults, it is easier to see a child as an individual with emotions and a mind of their own.

China has had little contact with Western AIDS researchers.

As a Paleolithic person would likely have known, she explains, skimming meat off a body is best executed when making as little contact with the bone as possible, because bone dulls stone tools.

Without you, she would have little contact with the outside world.

Thirty years after they first won the right to elect MEPs, most European have little contact with their representatives and still do not know who they are, what they do or why they are important.

Democratic candidate Robert Gangi, a community activist and liberal advocate, said the mayor's insistence that he had little contact with the two men was reminiscent of a line from «The Godfather.»

Cuomo has had little contact with party committee members and has given no indication of when he will pick a new chair.

And while Trump's team has had little contact with these loyal party activists, his chief rival for the Republican nomination, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, has been actively courting them for months.

The unhappy marriage of Cuomo - Del Bello continued after the duo won the general election, but Del Bello had very little contact with the governor and ended up quitting in February 1985, complaining that Cuomo didn't give him enough to do.

The type of parents reading these are usually the ones who have very little contact with other babies prior to falling pregnant, or are not being supported well by their family and friends.

However, apart from this, the men tended to have little contact with parent and baby services.

After several months of language and cultural training, he will spend 2 years as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching mathematics to young people, living in a village with a native family, and having little contact with other volunteers and limited access to the greater world — and, most certainly, limited contact with his parents.

This happens even when fathers have only a little contact with their babies each day due to long working hours.

Most of the Project is 1:1 work with fathers who have had no or little contact with their children and whose children are of concern - «trying to build bridges».

Arsenals first clear - cut chance fell to Aaron Ramsey's left foot, unfortunately he made little contact with the ball and sent a scuffed shot wide.

They would probably have been lenient though, because replays showed that although he made a little contact with the Barcelona striker, it was accidental.

Growing up in Rand, 50 miles from Huntington, Moss had little contact with his father, Randy Pratt.

Teams often choose players that they've had very little contact with other than maybe an interview at the combine, Sr Bowl or Pro day.

In fact, Leavitt has little contact with the man and no real reason to talk about him.

Adding to the city's artificiality is the fact that most of the expatriates have little contact with Qataris or with Islamic culture.