Sentences with phrase «small conflicts»

Teachers should intervene early to prevent small conflicts from becoming problematic events and use infractions as an opportunity to teach rather than to punish.

Many difficulties arise because couples don't have good ways of resolving even small conflicts and tension.

Small conflicts rarely last and chances are the kids will be able to work it out on their own.

This is something different from the days when small conflicts might be sponsored by larger powers.

Sure, not every couple has heated arguments, but everyone experiences at least smaller conflicts from time to time.

The purpose of the disaster film is not to make small conflicts bigger but to make big ones smaller - to reduce unthinkable catastrophes to a human scale.

Panicked by suddenly leading a much larger team, Richard (Thomas Middleditch) finds himself managing a number of small conflicts in his efforts to unite his new employees.

A large supply oil source would allow stockpiling on a massive scale and make a medium sized and smaller conflicts more feasible.

In most relationships, even small conflicts remain unresolved because couples use ineffective passive, agressive, and passive - aggressive communication styles.

All children have small conflicts with each other from time to time (eg a disagreement over the rules of a game) as they are still developing the skills they need to regulate their behaviour and get on well with others.

I help couples make sense of what is happening between them — Why things sometimes get out of hand, why small conflicts turn into tension or not talking, why even though they love and care about each other they go to bed frustrated and feeling alone.

Back in October, I wrote about the small conflict of interest case revolving around Toronto mayor Rob Ford's purchase of new business cards.

A small conflict over a miscommunication can intensify in a matter of days, turning one person's problem into the entire company's problem.

And small conflicts are good laboratories for such modifications.

We'll watch season after season of the same TV show - smaller conflicts are resolved, some answers revealed, but there are always new conflicts and mysteries, or that one huge question hanging over all the smaller adventures.

In other words, resolve the big story conflict, but leave some smaller conflicts unresolved (meaningful conflicts that the reader will be emotionally invested in)

The storyline does an amazing job of slowly expanding in scope (though it does bog down a bit in the middle of the game, most of the stuff it trudges through stays relevant well after the scope of the game has outgrown the smaller conflict), and the twists will absolutely knock you on your ass, while battles are fast, interesting and offer a nicely customizable way to trudge through the grind of leveling up all your characters.

Thus, the take - home point is not to avoid sacrificing altogether, but rather to consider sacrificing more frequently (perhaps for the smaller conflicts) so that you will be better able and willing to sacrifice when it really matters.

Gottman found that some small gesture of good will can often prevent a small conflict from sinking into a toxic fight.

Small conflicts can spiral into hurtful arguments or shutting down and can lead to the destruction of the relationship.

A small conflict that is not worth fighting over will be forgotten after a night of rest.