Sentence examples for from the assertiveness from inspiring English sources

Raab is a natural middle manager who can't quite believe he hasn't been made chief executive, and started babbling nonsense he had picked up from the assertiveness training module on a company away day.

And despite the "crisis" set in motion by the electoral defeat of the party that had ruled for half a century, the United States has more to fear from Japanese defeatism -- from its own uncertainty about whether it still matters -- than from the assertiveness of its new government.

In the basic model, through the promoting entrepreneurship PC (C1), all variables seem to affect opportunity entrepreneurship satisfying hypothesis 1, except from the assertiveness and uncertainty avoidance of the societies.

Iran could also benefit from the growing assertiveness of Shiites in general.

His reading of that work's finale had a truly stately quality that was also a world apart from the thunderous assertiveness of the first and third movements.

The architectural career of William Whitfield, who has died aged 98, ranged from the concrete assertiveness of new brutalism to a new Palladian mansion that won plaudits from traditionalists.

"Some of the assertiveness comes from their knowing they are being heard".

Both have the assertiveness and vanity to get things done.

3- There was no significant difference between the assertiveness of women and men.

Power inequalities and the assertiveness of society members decrease the number of possible business opportunities.

The "New Negro," Locke announced, differed from the "Old Negro" in assertiveness and self-confidence, which led New Negro writers to question traditional "white" aesthetic standards, to eschew parochialism and propaganda, and to cultivate personal self-expression, racial pride, and literary experimentation.