Other examples of Humiliating Position from the data are that the interviewee was demoted to less advanced work tasks, that her competence was questioned, or that she feels that she had been fired without a 'proper' or even understandable cause.
For instance, if a server is providing excellent, tip-worthy service to a large party, which unintentionally results in sub-par service for a two-person table, the server would have understandable cause to worry whether or not the smaller table will tip well, if at all.
This could reflect the widely held idea that profession and stable employment is crucial for a man's sense of identity and self-esteem, and instability in this arena is understandable cause for drinking [ 22, 27].
The Left's flimsy response to the plight of Muslim women is surely born of understandable causes.
Without an understandable and attainable cause, and without real administration support for our troops in the field, we can't recruit the number of soldiers we need.
To make the case for my interview, I first had an off-the-record meeting with her mother, Marcia Lewis Straus, a warm, sharply articulate woman for whom maintaining her family's privacy has become an understandable, and consuming, cause.
Those heroic positions … caused an understandable, if misguided, overreaction within the party–a drift toward identity politics, toward special pleading.
So his attempt to crack the American market with his first play set in the US has caused an understandable stir on Broadway, where Christopher Walken has been persuaded to play the lead role.
Just in time for Halloween and after a notably devastating year for race relations in the US, the first trailer for Jordan Peele's directorial debut Get Out has hit, causing an understandable stir.
In this, it follows a long line of travel scares that have included SARS, swine flu and terrorist attacks.Even the attacks of September 11th, which had an understandable impact on confidence, caused American output to dip by only 0.3% in the third quarter of 2001.
