Sentence examples similar to subordinate anxieties from inspiring English sources

Subordinate trait anxiety was associated with subordinate-reported petty tyranny.

In fact, such laws were often inspired by imperial anxieties about homosocial cultures among their subordinate peoples.

However, costs are subordinate, taking into account the potential impact of IF on treatment delay, changes in decision-making, patient anxiety and possibly positive outcomes, and expense of TAVR or SAVR.

In nonhuman primates, socially subordinate females have demonstrated chronic psychological stress, have reduced glucocorticoid negative feedback, and have higher frequencies of anxiety-like behavior than do the socially dominant females.

Authority vs. subordinate.

When a senior executive, for example, directly tells a subordinate that "the promotion has gone to someone else," the news is likely to be highly unpleasant, and the appropriate reaction is sadness, anger, and anxiety.

In subordinate roles, James Wilson.

"Judges play a subordinate role — necessary yes, but subordinate nonetheless.

NCOs are subordinate to commissioned officers.

That subordinate subsequently cleared his boss.

Then we bring in subordinate clauses.