Sentence examples for examples to encourage from inspiring English sources

Intentional instructional gaps were left in the practice examples to encourage the learner to write parts of the algorithms on their own.

This review uses copolymer adjuvants as examples to encourage a more sophisticated approach to the study of adjuvants as agents that can influence many parameters of immune responses including the specificity, titer, duration, memory, class, isotype, and avidity of antibody as well as the type of cell-mediated immunity and the incidence of genetic non-responders.

In this perspective piece we intend both to provide a framework in which to think about future DNA sequence archiving and to provide an initial opinion with concrete examples to encourage appropriate debate in the community.

This is the kind of thing the ancient Athenians such as Pericles used as an example to encourage their youth to go out and die.

The second focuses on practising these; it's important, for example, to encourage students to pump their arms forward and back – without crossing across the body – when running.

Mr. Cooper said RiverBay had merely floated the wage freeze option as a hypothetical example to encourage union officials to offer a compromise.

That he has had one at all is why Coker uses Gore as an example to encourage his players at Texas-San Antonio when they get hurt.

It would be open to the voter to make the donation to a party other than the one he or she voted for - for example, to encourage better local environmental policies.

For example, to encourage more savings and investment, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney persuaded Congress to lower the tax on most corporate dividends to 15percentt from as much as 39.6percentt when they took office.

Under Perón, the government not only controlled prices and wages but interfered in daily life in bizarre ways; at one point, for example, to encourage beef exports Perón declared that for two days each week Argentines must go without meat.

Moreover, we give a numerical example to encourage our main theorem.