Sentence examples for development of hope from inspiring English sources

The development of hope, motivation, self-confidence and autonomy were found to be prominent themes, also supported by important principles in the recovery approach [ 52, 53].

In the current study, the participants' understanding of MS as being incurable and degenerative appeared to inform the development of hope as a coping mechanism, which played a significant role in leading them to consider going abroad for CCSVI treatment.

The increased understanding of hope and quality of life provided by this study can be used as a foundation for the development of hope interventions for family caregivers of persons with AD where critical inputs of the intervention would be targeted to specific quality of life domains.

20 While all of these researchers agree that development of hope-inspiring interventions that address the complexity of homelessness is important and possible, and some progress has been made with homeless women and families, the 'how' of inspiring hope remains elusive especially for single, chronically homeless adults.

In Washington, President Bush called the developments "a glimmer of hope," linking them to the attacks last week on the United States.

By identifying the cascade of molecular changes that contribute to the development of epilepsy we hope to be able to design therapeutics for preventing epilepsy.

The duo bootstrapped the development of Linqapp and hope that revenue earned from the Android app will help fund the creation of an iOS version.

This has opened the door for the development of interventions that hope to positively alter the course of many knee ailments.

According to Japanese Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura and a story in AFP, the park's "success would provide local people with new jobs, promote the economic development of Palestine and hope for the future".

With the development of SIGLa we hope to contribute positively to the area of management of complex laboratory data.

Excluding colitis-associated cancers, commensal bacteria have also been implicated in the development of sporadic CRC (Hope et al, 2005) and may promote CRC by inducing chromosomal instability (Wang and Huycke, 2007).