Sentence examples for uncomfortable providing from inspiring English sources

She asked a family friend from Connecticut, who declined because he felt uncomfortable providing his tax returns, bank statements and Social Security number.

Since the Japanese are deeply private people, many potential customers felt uncomfortable providing the financial and family details routinely asked by Merrill's brokers.

During the interviews the fathers provided examples of times they felt uncomfortable providing personal care to their child.

(Oscar – supervisor) However, some of the registrars felt uncomfortable providing support and validation: they were concerned they were encouraging an unhealthy dependence.

Possible explanations are that our study was underpowered to detect an existing gender difference in witnessed arrests, that women are more prone to start CPR than men, or that bystanders are uncomfortable providing CPR to women.

Large class size restricted participatory teaching and learning approaches and teachers were uncomfortable providing information on condom use to young adolescents (Khalifa Mrumbi, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, personal communication, July 2013).

"I think he was extremely uncomfortable in providing some fodder to people who were looking for anything they could use against Israel".

The French Government is clearly uncomfortable at providing even temporary asylum to a man it has strongly criticized in the past, particularly with parliamentary elections four weeks away and representatives of Haiti's new Government due in Paris on Monday for a conference of French-speaking nations.

After 12 hours of talks that lasted into the early hours of Thursday, Germany economy minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg said Thursday the German government was still uncomfortable about providing Opel with bridge funding, and said Fiat and Magna International also needed further details before a decision could be made.

However, supervisors often feel uncomfortable in providing residents negative feedback [ 22, 23].

Initially, diabetes educators felt uncomfortable with providing a sham intervention and appeared reluctant regarding the teaching contents for stress coping and the relaxation exercise.