Another key factor is embarrassment.
Disruptions in public interactions are a key source of embarrassment, so it is not surprising that accounts of parents of children with ASD describe being embarrassed in public places (Gray, 1993, 2002).
Before any volunteers leave, check pockets for keys, as major embarrassment + pain when you're halfway to Brighton, for example, and you get a call asking where the keys are and it's in your back pocket.
Provenance, as the plaintiffs in the Knoedler scandal found out to their cost and embarrassment, is key.
With the prime minister expected to announce her support soon, No 10 is devising a strategy to avoid embarrassment for key figures.
Physicians and patients generally agreed on the ranking of reasons for insulin omission/non-adherence; in addition to situationally appropriate reasons (e.g. after skipping a meal), respondents identified logistical problems (too busy, travelling) and psychosocial problems (stress/emotions and embarrassment) as key factors.
Those who are blessed with an embarrassment of keys, whether from having three deadbolts on the door or three jobs, have had few options other than the super's trusty special: the practical $13.49 Key-Bak classic that keeps keys on a handy retractable chain.
A minority government that was polling badly has now suffered an embarrassment in a key policy area.
As Paul Hendler puts it, "The general philosophy among my friends in the ice industry is 'No matter how hot it is, things suck, we're losing our shirts.' " This was the world that Jim Stuart joined in the mid-nineteen-eighties: a once-mighty utility now refashioned, with perhaps just a touch of embarrassment, as a key player in the American picnic sector.
As previously mentioned, embarrassment was a key finding.
