A tense day for Wall Street ended with a tinge of hope, as a rise in commodity prices helped temper anxiety about Greek debt and the American jobs market.
It also helps to regulate moods, temper anxiety, and relieve depression.
"Asking for help, showing weakness, admitting you have no control, revealing yourself to a stranger--these just aren't things guys are taught how to do". So it is that therapists-as-coaches are now resolving personality problems--of ego, temper, anxiety, fear of failure--for people they otherwise would never see, most of them male.
Maybe at that lake you meet a video crew who is creating a documentary film about stopping construction of a road through the park that will damage migratory patterns of birds, salmon and big game--and maybe amidst all of that you find yourself networking while tempering anxiety from your near-death experience... not exactly the kind of adventure you had in mind.
However, we need to temper the anxiety and remember that inflation does not have to be a four letter word in our vocabulary.
Carolyn has saved me from myself so many times that she deserves a medal of honor; she has seen temper tantrums, anxiety, impatience and fury and loved me through it all.
It's the new health supplement that will temper your anxiety, cure your migraines, fix your sex life and reverse all the terrible decisions you've made up until this point.
As Fulop moves about the large, open workspace, his excitement and enthusiasm seem tempered by anxiety.
Relief that the confrontation is over is tempered with anxiety about the fallout.
But the excitement is tempered by anxiety about the path ahead.
Backing for the strike is frequently tempered with anxiety that it will do no good.
