Sentence examples for comfortable contributing from inspiring English sources
He added: "If there were a United-Nations mandated force and there was an international effort to pacify Iraq, they would all feel more comfortable contributing to it.
The people hired at this stage we call them "enlightened reps"—should be comfortable contributing to a still-evolving sales model but do not need to have the analytical and communication skills of the renaissance reps.
Participants also observed whether a course seemed to be "safe" and "welcoming," thus making "students feel comfortable" contributing their ideas and interacting with the instructor.
Even among those who would never condone violent acts in politics, many feel perfectly comfortable contributing to the political rhetoric that has steadily expanded the definition of "murder" to the point where it cultivates actual political violence.
Many MHSUs would be intimidated in a face-face meeting with professionals but feel comfortable contributing anonymously online.
Transactive memory is formed that 'my perspective' matters - and so in future rounds (and emergencies; see below), non-physician team members feel more comfortable contributing their - often critical - observations.
"I don't know what it would have been like to not be able to have that kind of relationship with Richard," she explains of the cast's happy chemistry, "where we could contribute, and feel comfortable in contributing".
AIRNET's experiences at each national workshop suggested that the selected work formats, room setups, chosen moderator, and rules for roundtable discussions were of prime importance in helping the stakeholder feel comfortable in contributing to the discussion.
I knew that requiring participation and oral communication around the newly learned material in discussion section could be challenging for some students, despite my best efforts to make everybody feel safe and comfortable to contribute.
He wasn't comfortable with not contributing on any basis".
