Sentence examples for client discomfort from inspiring English sources

If you rush, you could cause your client discomfort.

Now squeeze as much water possible from your client's hair (without causing your client discomfort) so that it's damp.

Never mind that the client's discomfort is far less reasonable than a Russian having a Russian accent.

"Do you think if you didn't defend yourself, he would have continued to mess with you?" "Yes," said her client, whose discomfort on the stand was betrayed by his hushed tones and glances toward the ground.

He noticed his guest's discomfort when, 40 minutes into the meeting, Mr. Yammine, a 40-year-old Lebanese banker, and the client were still chatting about politics and the weather.

If the client complains or any discomfort develops, treatment must be terminated.

Significantly more D&E clients reported high levels of emotional discomfort associated with the abortion compared with induction clients, although most clients (> 84%) were satisfied with the emotional support received during the procedure.

In other words, Haldeman was certain that conversion therapy didn't work, but he wasn't sure that gay-affirmative therapy — helping gay clients to see that their discomfort with their orientation might come from internalizing a prejudice — would help them find peace of mind, either.

Whilst it is likely to remain the case that medical professionals will continue to play something of a gatekeeping role - particularly with regard to accessing Medicare funded therapies and treatments - more supportive and inclusive approaches to practice may help to ameliorate gender diverse clients' feelings of discrimination and discomfort.

When Mies designed a glass house it famously tortured his client Edith Farnsworth with its cost and discomfort; when the Eameses built a glassy house for themselves it was the setting for joyful and sociable shared life.

When I ask nurses to tell me something wonderful that they did recently that made a real difference to a patient, client or family, their embarrassment and discomfort is almost immediately palpable.