We found that many users felt able to discuss subjects that they were unable to discuss elsewhere and some had revealed their depression for the first time on the community.
As a consequence of this state of affairs, many Pakistani women in similar circumstances are illiterate; ill-informed; lack confidence and self-worth; disempowered; prone to violence; at risk of physical (reproductive and mental) illnesses; and unable to discuss health issues and seek healthcare when needed.
If they are unable to discuss your strengths and potential in any depth, or provide specific illustrations of your performance, do not ask them.
Our intervention deals directly with fear of death, and thus we hypothesize that participants were able to work through fears that they may have been unable to discuss with their family and oncologists.
He said that the intense attention to the harassment allegations was "taking all the bandwidth out of the discussion," so that the Republican candidates were unable to discuss the economy, foreign policy and other pressing issues.
Marco Greenberg New York, Sept. 13, 2009 To the Editor: Prince Turki al-Faisal's reference to Saudi Arabia as a kingdom holding itself to "higher standards of justice and law," and therefore unable to discuss peace with Israel under current conditions, is particularly ironic.
Laboring in obscurity, often unable to discuss their work even with family and friends, the men and women at the N.S.A. know that if another 9/11 or massive cyberattack occurs, they will be asked, by Congress and the media, why they failed to connect the dots.
Laboring in obscurity, often unable to discuss their work even with family and friends, they know that if another 9/11 or massive cyber-attack occurs, they will be asked, by Congress and the media, why they failed to connect the dots.
Mitchell has a signed a non-disclosure agreement with the CIA and was unable to discuss his alleged role in the agency's enhanced interrogation program, but VICE News met up with him in suburban Florida to discuss the Senate's report and one of the darkest chapters of the war on terror.
Much of his writing is autobiographical, and he seems unable to discuss his personal history without giving it mythic contours.
