Sentence examples for Mutual anxiety from inspiring English sources

The reaction to the breadth of issues discussed during President Obama's visit to New Delhi, and to the participants' mutual anxiety about China, has been cool but controlled.

But to the Myanmar and American governments, Mrs Clinton's visit is also framed by a mutual anxiety over the rapid rise of Myanmar's north-eastern neighbour, China.

In a November 2015 email exchange, Marquez and Chernykh discussed their mutual anxiety over their upcoming immigration interview because they had not been in contact with each other, according to the indictment.

The study shed light on the concept of widespread, mutual anxiety, and feelings of being "the only one," despite heaps of literature and media outlets that portray back-to-school season as a happy, positive time of new supplies and fresh starts.

According to the users, measures to prevent escalation of aggression leading to coercive treatments should mainly focus on the issue of power and powerlessness in carer-patient-interaction and on the management of (mutual) anxiety and fear among staff and patients.

A few simple guidelines emerge in conversations with educators and parents on the subject of how best to reduce the mutual anxieties and establish and maintain the kind of trust that is essential to respectful and productive parent-teacher communications: First, encourage children to take the lead.

The city felt like a more dangerous place, and Global Kids was an opportunity for youth from different parts of the city with different backgrounds, different perspectives, to come together and learn from one another about what was happening in New York, our mutual anxieties, our mutual fears and our mutual hopes.

In the final concluding section, we summarize and discuss the findings on the mutual relations between coparenting and anxiety, paying special attention to the potentially different roles of fathers and mothers in these relations.

Collectively, these independent findings are consistent with the mutual-maintenance model of comorbid anxiety and AUDs.

Some parents use the term "separation anxiety" to describe the mutual feelings.

Even so, the offices of the DG and the chairman were regularly swept for bugs throughout this period, revealing a dark anxiety about surveillance and mutual suspicion between the BBC and the government.