Sentence examples for growing actions from inspiring English sources

We identified one balancing loop (B1, frustration loop) where there is an attempt to achieve the goal of increasing uptake of maternal health service and four reinforcing loops (R1, awareness loop; R2, trust loop; R3, myths loop; and R4, health loop) that represent growing actions as illustrated below.

Educator Jane finishing off feeding Elvin, acknowledges the growing action in the room by moving her hands and shoulders.

GoPro's total dominance in the growing action camera market is making it hard for competitors (both new and old) to keep up.

Leonard Zon, a stem cell researcher at Children's Hospital in Boston and president of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, hopes the growing action by states will pressure the federal government to fund stem cell research.

Reinforcing loops represent a growing action where each action adds to another and may be referred to as virtuous cycles when they produce desirable effects or vicious cycles when they produce negative effects.

In this CLD, one reinforcing loop (R5, motivation loop) that represents a growing action in the motivation of the workforce and four balancing loops (B2, transport loop; B3, workforce loop; B4, logistics loop; and B5, workload loop) all representing desired goals towards improvement in the supply of maternal health service are identified and explained below.

Metals constitute a particular risk to human health because they can accumulate in vital organs of man (Nurnberg 1982) and exert progressively growing toxic actions over long periods of exposure (Akoto et al. 2008).

The uprisings, however, are far from a simple case of outrage growing into action.

The SEC investigation will also look at what Exxon has told investors about its assets in the context of growing international action on climate change.

And the movement has flourished, with thousands of new flowers blooming, and growing direct action activism raising the moral urgency of the issue.

Striking French workers continued to disrupt oil refineries and nuclear power stations, halted some air traffic and trains and prevented almost all national newspapers from printing in the growing industrial action.