Sentence examples similar to resolve disquiet from inspiring English sources
When viewed in this way the notion of 'medicines-resistance' may become less relevant and the focus can shift onto helping patients to resolve their disquiet, where possible, without this necessarily being viewed in terms of the potential effect on non-adherence.
Any time it's attempted it may provoke deep pity or disquiet or fascination with the hungering person's resolve, but the pain only really turns into a crisis when, as with hecklers, the hunger striker has a point.
But it was put on hold following a rebellion by German MPs and disquiet in France over the use of secret courts to resolve trade disputes.
What one does hear, particularly in the coda, are dissonances, but less in the spirit of mockery than of disquiet, a sort of cry of pain that nonetheless resolves and dissipates.
Dissociation of disquiet about medicines from medicines adherence may allow for a focus on helping patients to resolve their disquiet, if possible, without this necessarily having to be viewed in terms of its potential effect on adherence.
In "Disquiet," melancholy and rage are joined at the hip, endowing these distressed characters with the impulses, if not the resolve, of killers.
His disquiet was understandable.
The disquiet was prescient.
Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.
