Sentence examples for comfortable taking to from inspiring English sources

Fox isn't the only company to offer employees a hotline for reporting concerns they aren't comfortable taking to a direct supervisor.

Prevention is about understanding risk and what options you are comfortable taking to prevent HIV while also pursuing pleasure and intimacy.

Meanwhile I'd like to suggest some of us, those who are not comfortable taking to the street or joining an opposition right away, give some more consideration to the why of what we are all experiencing.

"Unless you are comfortable taking to your peers about the aspirations you have for IT, they won't know you are willing to be part of the success of the business and IT can easily fall back into that service delivery role," says Weaver.

While many theater works are created for kids, dance, with its movement-based logic, is not often separated into adult and child categories, leaving adults with more choices, but also more homework to do to determine what they're comfortable taking children to.

One woman…he was not comfortable taking her to theatre so we had to refer her.

I feel comfortable taking them to the pediatrician and know what questions to ask.

Given recent news events, can right-thinking Austin Peay fans really be comfortable taking children to watch the Governors at play?

I know some people with Alzheimer's are not comfortable dining out, their caregivers are not comfortable taking them to a restaurant (One-on-one interview #7).

It was even the kind of chick flick one could feel comfortable taking a guy to see. Green Lantern was no exception when it comes to writing off women before shooting even one frame of footage.

As for the United States, Mr. Allgeier said, "We are totally comfortable taking our case to the W.T.O.