Sentence examples for generally to encourage from inspiring English sources

The goals include helping make sure that "people aren't coming and going from a workplace at the same time" and generally to "encourage people to stay at home" if they have any sense they are infected, the official said.

Despite these hurdles, organizations are beginning to utilize mobile technology to track and stay in touch with clients through the PMTCT cascade, and more generally to encourage and facilitate a wide range of healthy behaviors [ 78- 81].

Business schools are generally keen to encourage more women on to their courses.

In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, retaliation generally seems to encourage further terrorist response.

We offer that right because society generally tries to encourage as many people as possible to live stable and productive lives.

This is important as governments generally try to encourage rail freight transport and SSS transport instead of road freight transport.

Surfaces of internal fracture fixation implants are generally designed to encourage soft- and/or hard-tissue adherence, eventually leading to tissue or osseo integration.

In addition, the layout generally aims to encourage typing on alternating sides of the keyboard — which Kristensson said is a more ergonomic and comfortable way to type.

However these are controversial technologies in a field that has generally preferred to encourage conservation by the most natural means possible.

Furthermore, medical providers are generally trained to encourage abstinence only, whether or not the patient desires it or is able to achieve it.

Prebiotics are made with ingredients such as inulin, oligosaccharides, lactulose, and resistant starch, which are generally thought to encourage Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria growth, although they may stimulate other bacterial species as well, including less desirable Clostridium species, as noted by Yanbo Wang in a review published in the January 2009 issue of Food Research International.