Sentence examples for encounters to educate from inspiring English sources
A better understanding of celebrity can empower health professionals to take this phenomenon seriously and use patient encounters to educate the public about sources of health information and their trustworthiness.
See an encounter with an ignorant person as an opportunity to educate and open a meaningful dialogue; bringing with it mutual respect and understanding.
He told the BBC: "A majority of Ballina residents want the government to educate the public about human-shark encounters, invest in non-lethal technology and back more research into human-shark encounters".
Setting out to educate himself on Korean culture, he encountered the celebrated chef Roy Choi, who will preside over the hotel's two restaurants: Pot, which serves a new take on hot-pot cuisine, and Commissary, a vegetarian eatery.
In 1963, Stewart Brand and his wife set out on a landmark road trip, the goal of which was to educate and enliven the people they encountered with tools for modern living.
The fact that this article spread online speaks to an unfortunate trend: As various civil-liberty groups attempt to educate citizens about their rights when it comes to encounters with cops, sometimes the message gets muddled.
I believe that the close encounter at Sarah Lawrence between students and faculty is the best way to educate.
While the team does occasionally encounter such cases of refusal, intensified and strengthened social mobilization efforts have helped to educate people about the benefits of immunization.
Because they can be delivered outside of the patient-provider encounter, multimedia educational tools may also help to overcome provider-level communication barriers such as lack of time to educate patients about screening.
"We used to educate them.
