Sentences with phrase «simply feel threatened»

If your school district doesn't work with a food service company, then it sounds like your food service personnel simply feel threatened and don't like losing control.
``... your food service personnel simply feel threatened and don't like losing control.

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A Christian social policy in favour of freedom can not simply consist in advocating freedom and tolerance while trying to abolish all compulsory ordering of social life and public opinion because these are felt to threaten freedom.
It is not accurate to seek to pass off such criticisms simply on the basis that other religious leaders «feel threatened» or that they express «resentment for another's success.»
It's one of the most intense moments in the film, and will stir up feelings for anyone who understands what it's like to feel threatened for simply asking for your fair share of respect.
If for instance a particular online dating service user sends you threatening e-mails or makes you feel uncomfortable you can simply report them and have their account revoked and at the very least block them from contacting you.
Some interviewees thought these school leaders felt threatened and were trying to hold onto their power base; some simply thought the various principals were «not the brightest bulb in the box,» «insane,» «crazy,» «incompetent.»
Quadrifoglio is probably not as polished as AMG, but driving one you will always be a cool guy and every M - driver and AMG - driver will try to race you, simply because they will feel threatened, as unconsciously they know which car is cooler and they just did not have the balls to throw a little caution to the wind and buy an Alfa!
A deadline is almost like a sentence, and it feels limiting, stifling, and threatening to anyone who knows themselves to be a procrastinator or simply to lack in time.
There are a multitude of reasons, but one of the most important is that there's simply no accounting for what a neighbor might do if they're pressed into a tight spot and feel threatened by their situation.
But simply knowing that you'll have extra guaranteed income kicking in in the future could help you feel less threatened by the market's ups and downs.
Whenever she feels threatened, she can simply jump to a top perch.
Simply speaking, dogs who guard feel threatened.
«The best thing we can do is simply to «let»em rest, and let»em nest» and give the birds plenty of space so they don't feel threatened,» Schillerstrom added.
Funny thing though, he would actually take what you said in your first two paragraphs as an attack on him... might even claim you're obsessed simply because you acknowledged his existence (he feels threatened by people smarter than him), and follow it up with goofy assertions about your character... be ready for it!
I also feel that Nintendo will be smart about which games they put on mobile simply because they wouldn't dare threaten the 3DS's sales.
It is really just thuggery by members of Congress who feel threatened, who don't feel comfortable with transparency, who simply don't like the notion of accountability, and use their authority to harass journalists and documentarians, simply because they can.
Sometimes children are threatened with harm if they tell, or they simply feel unsafe sharing the information, particularly if they have no reason to trust the persons asking the questions.
Nagging is often simply an attempt to reach out and say «I need more from you», «my secure attachment to you feels threatened», «I need to know that you will be there for me, that I can depend on you».
When people feel as though their freedom to do what they want is being threatened, they'll cling to that threatened freedom more — like a child who desperately wants to play with a specific toy simply because it's forbidden.8 When you try to control your partner, you're restricting their freedom.
Simply put the «encroached» professional feels threatened, and in turn responds with an approach of «I am the expert in this field, you are not».
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