Sentences with phrase «makes people nervous»

Mediation facilitates decision - making and encourages compromise, but there is one thing about it that makes some people nervous: how to deal with power imbalances.

Dating is stressful and often makes people nervous and may cause them to act differently then they might otherwise.

It makes people nervous that there will be no limits on what employers will ask to see.

«That's what makes people nervous.»

If a western ISO is created, the board of governors will not all be California political appointees and that makes some people nervous.

When you look at the break down of meat to bone in a neck, it's about 50/50 which makes people nervous — THAT»S NOT BALANCED — however, I recommend building up to a balanced diet and then, when they reach adulthood, balance their diet over time.

July 31, 2016 • Candidates Trump and Clinton will soon receive intelligence briefings, which makes some people nervous.

But Chappie has the ability to think for himself and that makes some people nervous that artificial intelligence will supersede human thinking.

Dating makes people nervous — it's awkward, and makes you feel vulnerable, and so people tend to try to cut and run.

«Change makes people nervous,» he said.

«Change makes people nervous,» Spinello said late Tuesday in reacting to the razor - thin margin.

«There's something about big banks being in the single digits that makes people nervous,» Gundlach said.

This makes people nervous.

It can also make you look argumentative and defensive, which will make people nervous about interacting with you.

The idea has people excited, but the founders of the company make some people nervous.

CHESKY: Well, this is both exciting and can also make people nervous, but the change is only beginning.

Ellyn Shook, Accenture's chief leadership and human resources officer, tells Axios that executives may not have surveyed their workers directly, and may wrongly assume that coming automation is «making people nervous.»

Women are not dominating late - night television for the same reason they're not running most corporations or countries: Women in power make people nervous.

I don't appreciate this show's one - sided agenda to pretend that all those other types out there do not exist b / c those are the ones that make people nervous.

ES: Within Catholicism, of course, you have a new pope who has caught the attention of the world, but also made some people nervous.

Naturally, the headlines are making people nervous about water supplies — and rightly so.

Except, many of us have decided to replace «until death do us part» with «for as long as our love shall last» or something along those lines, which has made some people nervous.

Doing anythng for the first time will always make people nervous, best to treat that first fair like a band - aid, grab it by the corner and rip it off quickly.

New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who has feuded with Trump on Twitter after calling for his resignation because of sexual harassment and assault allegations, doesn't make these people nervous.

«I think my personal style versus a more serious institutional style might make some people nervous.

Five years ago, the small community that studies dengue began discussing challenge trials, which made some people nervous, says Anna Durbin of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.

The media often carry stories about people being scammed or ripped off, both on and offline, making some people nervous of online dating.

Getting to know a new person will make people nervous and curious.

That bad word of mouth for Selma and the lack of a marketing push (it's now the only major Best Picture contender without even so much as a trailer) is making people nervous and cautious.

As he slips on his backpack, the high school freshman grins and says, «OK, time to make some people nervous.»

It's making people nervous, he says.

Diamond does manufacture the food and that will make some people nervous, but it seems to be a very good line of foods.

(They are usually very loyal to only one person, but many have a reputation for aggression and make some people nervous.

Naturally, the headlines are making people nervous about water supplies — and rightly so.

Putting money aside early for college is a nice idea, but can make some people nervous.

We understand that tests can make people nervous.

Mediation is often considered the low - key route to divorce, the process still has the ability to make people nervous, and this understandable.

Now, this doesn't mean to tell them that you got sued last week — that will make people nervous.

The local market has slowed a bit, and it's making people nervous.

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The idea makes a lot of people nervous.

For example, a nervous smile while rejecting an offer during a negotiation won't help you get what you want; it will just make the other person feel uneasy about working with you because they'll assume that you're up to something.

The idea of agriculture giants dabbling in what is still a relatively new and radical technology makes many people nervous, particularly when Monsanto is involved.

It's the kind of thing, however, that makes people — squeamish Americans in particular — nervous.

Women in power make a lot of people very nervous.

«It's taken out of camping the three things that make people most nervous: How'm I gonna eat, sleep, and go to the bathroom?»

«People make judgments about you... within less than a second so make sure when you walk in — even if you're nervous — you have that big smile ready to go,» she says.

«Thus, any tech sublease space that hits the market — a sign that firms have possible sopped growing and have started shrinking — makes a lot of people very nervous.»

Financial decisions are tough, complicated, and make a lot of people nervous enough to stick with the status quo.

Reminding people of our Enbridge victory makes the oil industry nervous — and highlights Trudeau's betrayal of British Columbians on Kinder Morgan.

Some of the friends and supporters of the gay movement are made nervous by the emphasis on reaching out to young people.