For instance, if a server is providing excellent, tip-worthy service to a large party, which unintentionally results in sub-par service for a two-person table, the server would have understandable cause to worry whether or not the smaller table will tip well, if at all.
This could reflect the widely held idea that profession and stable employment is crucial for a man's sense of identity and self-esteem, and instability in this arena is understandable cause for drinking [ 22, 27].
Other examples of Humiliating Position from the data are that the interviewee was demoted to less advanced work tasks, that her competence was questioned, or that she feels that she had been fired without a 'proper' or even understandable cause.
These findings have led to recommendations to prescribe drug treatment for depression if symptoms are severe enough, and functioning is impaired, even if there seems to be an understandable cause for depression such as adverse events or continuing difficulties in the patient's life [ 3, 15- 17].
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Described as a "voracious invader" with a frightening appetite for other ladybirds and the eggs of butterflies and moths, the harlequin causes understandable alarm, given the threat it poses to Britain's beleaguered wildlife.
Their reborn relationship (if that is what it is) causes understandable disquiet to Marjorie's daughter, Tess (Geena Davis), and Tess's husband, Jon Tim Robbinss), though it seems unlikely that they, in turn, will reject the chance to summon forth those they have lost.
The key role that 16S rRNA sequences have played so far causes understandable reluctance to replace it with other measures.
The action is causing understandable controversy and cries of liberal bias.
Without an understandable and attainable cause, and without real administration support for our troops in the field, we can't recruit the number of soldiers we need.
