Sentence examples for are allowed to experience from inspiring English sources
"It's probably vital that people are allowed to experience those resources in an appropriate way, to build a constituency that supports more land being put aside from the ecosystem perspective," said Christopher A. Monz, a professor of recreation and resources management at Utah State in Logan.
In addition, initial assessment will allow instructors to form collaborative groups so that low-reasoning students are grouped together and are allowed to experience cognitive conflict and self-regulation without being interrupted and impeded by a higher-reasoning peer.
These excess mortality rates quantify the transition rates to the events of interest in the situation where the patients are allowed to experience either of the events under investigation.
We performed "test 2" from Zhang et al. (2005) under "model A," where for the null hypothesis it is assumed that some sites are selected (ω < 1) and some are neutral (ω = 1), whereas for the alternative hypothesis, some sites are allowed to experience positive selection (ω > 1) on one or more a priori specified "foreground branches".
I fought back the urge to comment myself and plead, "What else should we do!?" Are we as a society really saying that these kids should not be allowed to experience the world away from our side?
There's a pitch that wailing has to reach before I intervene; a level of risk I think children should be allowed to experience that's considerably short of life-threatening but could well involve injury.
"The things I was allowed to experience, the people I was able to call friends, teammates, mentors, coaches and opponents, the travel, all of it, are far more than anything I ever thought possible in my lifetime," he wrote.
Out goes a wonderful opportunity to engage girls and boys about sexual relationships, in comes reactionary and damaging notions of who is allowed to experience sexual desire as something natural.
In other words, the markets will never again be allowed to experience losses like those felt during the crisis, so no profit-maximizing bank should incorporate that experience into its risk management.
"I think if the one-child policy were revised, perhaps ultrasound scanning would be legalized and more mothers would be allowed to experience the excitement that I had and understand how precious and sacred a human life is," she e-mailed.
