Sentence examples for help internalize from inspiring English sources

Jaime, leaning against the hallway wall, took a few deep breaths to help internalize the criticism.

To help internalize a pace, take tests until you can comfortably finish all the questions.

In the United States, there are analogous precedents for requiring the private sector to contribute funds to help internalize externalities.

These results can help internalize these costs into the global trade through financial compensation mechanisms such as REDD + or through price premiums on wood sourced from these countries.

First, they argue that the U.S. should impose a gradually increasing carbon charge; this would help internalize environmental costs, drive investment in energy efficiency, encourage innovation in renewable power, and raise substantial revenues that could reduce the national debt.

Moreover, we show that lactose can be used as a "Trojan horse" on bifunctionalized QDs to help internalize sugars, such as mannose and maltotriose, that do not cross the cell membrane unaided.

But when she hears story after story in which everything from the skyscraper to the very hungry caterpillar is called "he," how can she help internalizing the idea that to be male is the rule and to be female is the exception?

"The course has helped internalize the idea that the military has a space in civilian life," said Ayse Gul Altinay, a cultural anthropologist who interviewed dozens of students and teachers on the topic.

I developed a strategy of reiteration and cross-reference to help student internalize the material and attain solid knowledge.

Teachers and others who model empathy and kindness and help children internalize those values will affect society at all levels.

A pay-for-performance system may force managers to differentiate better performers from poorer ones, but it doesn't help them internalize new standards by which to judge subordinates' performances.