Sentence examples for engendering reliance from inspiring English sources

This may have the unintended consequence of engendering reliance on this assistance, in turn leading to more functional decline in performance of other ADLs.

A contractual promise typically engenders reliance by its promisee.

This implies that any subject examining the argument who had a doubt about q would be rationally required to accept a defeater for the justification for p based on e. Hence non-transmissivity as incapability of satisfying (iii+) engendered by reliance on collateral information entails non-transmissivity as incapability of resolving doubt.

A transparent process engenders trust.

This does not engender trust.

Implementing this agenda has been a huge management task, not just because of the infrastructure it requires, but also because of the cultural changes it engenders [ 7] and its reliance on relatively unfamiliar forms of professional self-regulation.

Due to its multisensory nature, attentional demands and reliance on rapid audio-motor feedback, music is a powerful tool for engendering neural plasticity, particularly for auditory processing [ 34, 75- 78].

This reliance on essentially occult beliefs for the smooth running of the physical aspects of our lives has engendered a further strange belief in us, a belief about our beliefs concerning those big, metaphysical questions.

(The study, "Engendering Inequity?

Reliance denies these claims.

Reliance rejects these allegations.