Sentence examples for encouraging problem from inspiring English sources

Bookmaker Paddy Power took less than three hours last year to bring in enough money to cover its recent £280,000 donation to good causes after encouraging problem gambling and failure to prevent money laundering.

It is understood the "national innovation and science agenda" will also include a heavy focus on skills and talent, including ensuring schools are encouraging problem solving, critical thinking and digital skills from an early age.

Exploratory factor analyses revealed responses were best characterized by a 3-factor structure, termed Rehashing, Mulling, and Encouraging Problem Talk.

"Titan Arm is obviously an ingenious design, but the team's use of modern, rapid – and relatively inexpensive – manufacturing techniques makes the project even more compelling," said Sir James Dyson, the billionaire founder of the bagless vacuum cleaner and founder of the annual awards run by the James Dyson Foundation aimed at encouraging problem-solving inventions.

Moreover, collaborative GBL allows students to re-construct and co-construct knowledge, thus encouraging problem-solving through peer discussion.

Peer support groups were designed primarily to support health promotion activities; however, they also served as fora for increased interaction between CHWs, encouraging problem-solving and mutual accountability.

The chosen curriculum focused on strengthening interdisciplinary knowledge and heavily utilized problem based learning (PBL) with a student-centered teaching approach, encouraging problem-oriented, self-directed and self-organized learning.

This is all very encouraging, but the problem may lie not only in the gaps between the hospitals and physicians.

Although these results may appear exciting or encouraging, the fundamental problem with such animal models is that it is unclear how they compare the early initiating lesions leading to PE, which is considered to be a disease mainly of humans and is very rarely observed in a few evolutionarily closely related anthropoid primates [147,148].

Recent advances have been encouraging, but many problems still face ecologists who manage their own datasets, prepare data for archiving, and search data stores for synthetic research.

Tourism is of increasing importance, alleviating some of the urban unemployment problem and encouraging handicraft (wood carvings, filigree jewelry, hand-dyed cloth) industries.