Sentence examples for decreasing hope from inspiring English sources

The name PC compared with supportive care was perceived more frequently as a barrier to referral, decreasing hope and causing distress in patients and families [ 14].

It was postulated that basic hope may change during life, especially in consequence of events that are critical to the individual, either destructive (decreasing hope) or constructive (increasing its level) [ 28].

We coded a few instances of negative discourse regarding decreased hope, impeded compliance with treatment, and a worsened attitude toward the self.

Hope-Simpson hypothesised that HZ incidence increases when circulation of VZV in the population decreases (Hope-Simpson, 1965).

For example dementia interferes with the ability of persons to communicate and connect with others in familiar or traditional ways, thus decreasing the hope of family and friends.

There is no indication that sectarian violence in the CAR is decreasing, despite hopes that the transitional parliament's election of Catherine Sasba-Panza as interim-President will stem the carnage.

The phrase "fear not" is used at least 80 times in the Bible, most likely because He knows the enemy uses fear to decrease our hope and limit our victories.

As the Non-Death Revised Grief Experience Inventory scores decreased, Herth Hope Index scores increased, as they were negatively correlated.

Depression was reported to decrease patient hope, self worth and frequency of socialisation, increasing feelings of helplessness and isolation [ 21, 30].

Other influences on the participants' hope included the specific circumstances of each day, social support and faith and spirituality, Specific circumstances such as accessing health care was a theme found in all the journals the participants lived in rural areas, travel to obtain health care added to their stress and decreased their hope.

The consequence may not be just more light for the same amount of energy, but an actual increase in energy consumption, rather than the decrease hoped for by those promoting new forms of lighting.The light perceived by the human eye is measured in units called lumen-hours.