Sentence examples for encouraged regardless from inspiring English sources

Once the conflict has been limned, the sharer is encouraged, regardless of his antagonist's malfeasance, to forgive or apologize to that antagonist — a fact that caused one of my classmates, hilariously, to raise her hand at one point to ask, "Is the other person ever wrong?" Though the in-class hours emotionally exhausted me, the breaks were what killed me.

The concern that preventive care in older people merely creates a different set of health problems has been expressed with some vigour both in the lay [15] and in the medical press [16] (e.g. ".preventive interventions are encouraged regardless of age, and thus can be harmful to the patient and expensive to the health service" [16].

In the meantime, given that physical activity has been shown to be beneficial across multiple health domains, genders and ages, physical activity should be encouraged regardless of its relationship with cognitive decline and dementia [ 73].

These findings suggest that overweight and obesity even in the absence of metabolic syndrome are not benign conditions and that weight loss might be encouraged regardless of the presence or absence of metabolic syndrome to reduce the burden of CKD.

Mr. Bloomberg said that the design of that office was intended to encourage employees, regardless of rank or stature, to approach him with ideas and questions.

I recall a few years back being very angry when the bank sent me 'credit card cheques' which were clearly designed to encourage spending regardless of ability to pay.

How do we encourage entrepreneurs, regardless of their zip code, to tackle some of society's biggest problems?

"She was a person who'd encourage anybody, regardless of what field you get into, that you could do it," Early recalls.

They encourage anyone, regardless of their beliefs, to join the service trip.

That said, Simons encourages everyone, regardless of their personal ethics, to enjoy Bloc by Bloc as a game first and a political treatise later.

How did you get to do this?' So I'll just say, 'Are you registered to vote?'" Paulette Camp told The Huffington Post, stressing that she encourages anyone, regardless of political leanings, to register.