Sentence examples for encouraged sustained from inspiring English sources

The most effective settings in the EPPE study encouraged sustained shared thinking, which was most likely to occur when children were interacting in a one-to-one situation with an adult or peer (Sylva et al., 2003).

Each participant would receive a special kit with a manual breast pump, instructions on how to collect samples (Fig.  2), and carefully designed materials that encouraged sustained breastfeeding (Fig.  3).

The combination of conflict and economic difficulties encouraged sustained out-migration flows from Moldova and Georgia.

"Those ideas mean the central government is also looking to moderate rampant speculation, encourage sustained growth for domestic demand and ensure private enterprise becomes more self-sufficient".

We seek reciprocal trade commitments from developing countries to open closed economies, promote positive domestic reforms, like adherence to the rule of law, and to encourage sustained economic growth.

Despite concerns that it doesn't encourage sustained giving, or that it fails to acknowledge underlying issues, the awkward dance between music and charity will continue, largely because the ultimate argument remains as compelling as it did 40 years ago.

Intentional teaching is one way of encouraging sustained shared thinking.

To help developers improve their propagation plans and to encourage sustained adoption, we have developed an assessment instrument that supports development, analysis, evaluation, and refinement of propagation plans.

Siraj-Blatchford and Sylva (2004) recommend that adults plan to interact with children in focused ways to encourage sustained shared thinking.

Without the long-term incentives to encourage sustained growth, Makower continued, the industry will continue to experience a "yo-yo effect" in investment and installations.

It seeks to deliver innovative driver/vehicle interface systems and services to encourage sustained changes to driving styles (to improve safety and eco-driving) and wider travel behaviour (for example switching to non-car modes) [53].