Sentence examples for established habit of from inspiring English sources
One possible answer is that because little is at stake in these second-order elections only those with an established habit of voting, acquired in previous national elections, can be counted on to vote.
We found that behavior was predicted by high levels of intention, established habits of encouraging patients and low levels of barriers.
"You Can Choose Your Own Life" (Consulting Psychologist Press, 1992) was authored, with Barbara Kerr, to help pre-adolescents establish habits of the mind for creative problem solving, effective communication and healthy decision making.
Specifically, it focuses on strategies that can be used to promote gratitude in children during the primary and secondary school years, such as modeling and scaffolding grateful thinking and action, building supportive and trusting social relationships, and establishing habits of gratitude to better cope with stress and improve everyday well-being.
But we are doing important work: Establishing habits of engagement and respect; affirming and appreciating shared interests, aspirations and the peels of our children's laughter.
The University News Office launched the Chronicle 28 years ago as a way to speak directly to the University community, at a time when newspapers were a firmly established habit and print provided one of the most economical ways to reach a large number of people.
More precise estimation of intention habit conflict requires identification of situations or samples in which intentions are expected to shift, or have shifted, away from established habits.
Establishing habits and routines of movement and activity in the day, Dr. Yancey said, are key.
Fortunately the Chinese have a long-established habit of taking the long view.
My long-established habit of solitude had left me completely isolated and without the resources to reach out.
To that point, U.S. Figure Skating had a well-established habit of selecting the top three finishers for the Olympic team.
