Sentence examples for encouraging awareness from inspiring English sources

True to form, she donated her fee for this work to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, encouraging awareness of a cause not yet in the public consciousness at the time.

Initially triadic connections, encouraging awareness and transitory learning moments between the infants, were not uppermost in Jane's mind: The connections and music between friends and looking at each other and looking back at each other…between observing and oooohhh being a collective group….

It might help them develop a sense of civic responsibility by encouraging awareness of the needs of others and valuing an educated populace, which helps us all.

However, by speaking up, we can work to start a new cycle, one in which a vocal community of people with disabilities make themselves known, creating a network of support from both disabled and non-disabled peers, encouraging awareness among higher-level leaders, and forcing companies to create more inclusive workplaces.

Children are also encouraged to learn more about the natural world around them as a way of keeping them active, but also encouraging awareness about where their food comes from.

Its curriculum focused on encouraging awareness of other cultures, increasing opportunities for women and girls, and fostering children's interests in education.

The ceremony is a celebration for those turning 20 this year and encourages awareness of the responsibilities of adulthood.

But even if they opt for the more lenient approach, he said, the guidelines will encourage awareness and debate.

Her mother is a real estate developer for the Marsh Island Club in Vero Beach, Fla., and the vice chairwoman of the Food Allergy Initiative, a nonprofit organization that raises money for research and encourages awareness about food allergies.

The ground is laid in preschool, when parents read to a child, talk with her, and encourage awareness of sound elements like rhyme and alliteration, perhaps with "Mother Goose" poems.

"By creating a shared mission to educate Americans about the signs of emotional suffering and using different tools and mediums to reach our audience," Van Dahlen said, "we can encourage awareness, compassion and action to change the national conversation about mental health".