Sentence examples for consciously encourage from inspiring English sources

The second reason most managers feel a little lost when they think about trust is that most of us resist the idea that trust is something you can actively and consciously encourage.

"For me, the cause of this dumbing down is a natural rebellion against the ill-informed classical music administrators who consciously encourage exclusivity, refusing to embrace those outside their spectacularly precious world.

They must also consciously encourage free mingling between races in the classroom while tackling slow-learning children.Himadri Mohanty SIR —As one who teaches children from lower economic backgrounds, I find your statement that children from low-income families tend to be the slowest learners unsubstantiated and, in my experience, false.

If it is, you need to consciously encourage more female voices.

I do consciously encourage that, and I hope he develops one or more special relationships with male role models.

"Your kids seem to have a lot of freedom of expression," A.Dot said before asking, "Is that something that you consciously encourage them to have?" .

The author of the Commentary article, Justus Reid Weiner, a scholar in residence at the Jerusalem centre for public affairs, alleged that Prof Said "has served up - and consciously encouraged others to serve up - a wildly distorted version of the truth, made up in equal parts of outright deception and of artful obfuscations".

Even though it is clear as to which party incited more hate, both groups consciously encouraged antagonism.

I explicitly, although not necessarily consciously, encouraged the physical performances and through that a focus on physical functionality.

The majority of students indicated that, in their perception, their PBL facilitator consciously encouraged student use of online information resources in the PBL small group discussion on average from one to three times per class.

Students and facilitators were asked how often facilitators consciously encouraged student use of online information resources and how often facilitators discouraged student use of online information resources by choosing one of four possible rates per class: "0 times," "1 3 times," "4 6 times," and ">6 times".