Sentence examples for challenge in encouraging from inspiring English sources

There is however a significant challenge in encouraging people with CLBP to become more physically active as this group often exhibit fear avoidance behaviour, resulting in decreased physical activity (PA), in the belief that this will limit exacerbations in their LBP [ 3].

So that's why our group at the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity has surveyed parents every year since 2008 to determine their biggest challenges in encouraging their children to eat healthy.

There is a need to distinguish between these constructs in addressing the potentially different challenges in encouraging both AST and independent mobility.

We know from studies using ad libitum dietary approaches that supporting an increased vegetable intake does not reduce energy intake, or compare favourably against a low-kilojoule diet, (and there are challenges in encouraging greater consumption of vegetables).

One reason for the lack of data from intervention studies derives from the challenges involved in encouraging and monitoring compliance to specific dietary regimens, particularly when the intervention is rigorous and/or of long duration.

A spokesman for Cambridge said the poll showed the extent of the challenge it faced in encouraging more state school students to apply.

What challenges did the F.B.I. face in encouraging local residents to cooperate in their search for Rudolph?

I wonder what some of the challenges are that you face in encouraging entrepreneurship in Nigeria.

On page 16 the document identifies "the challenge of encouraging redevelopment and regeneration in the borough whilst maintaining and extending the human scale of the Victorian streetscape".

Kevin Davis of New Release Tuesday gave it a four out of five stars, evoking how the album is "filled with songs that both challenge and encourage believers in their walk", and calling it "the best album by Casting Crowns since Lifesong".

The first of these is that the most responsible way to help people cope with future challenges is through encouraging proficiency in a given and culturally anointed body of knowledge and skills.