Sentence examples for helpful fostering from inspiring English sources

Normalising our reactions can be helpful, fostering a sense of being in it together.

Eastwood does better with the twins, who are charming, and he shows a touching sympathy for the difficulties of working-class and middle-class life, giving us brief portraits of the boys' loving but drug-addicted mother and the helpful foster parents who take Marcus in.

The purpose of this study was to determine if keeping baccalaureate nursing students together in the same learning community (LC)/clinical cohort throughout their entire clinical rotations (four semesters) was more or less helpful in fostering student satisfaction and team effectiveness.

Richard M. Gist, a psychology professor at the University of Missouri at Kansas City, who for 15 years has been a mental health consultant to the Kansas City Fire Department, said it was often helpful to foster workplace discussions after catastrophic incidents like terrorist attacks, but cautioned against using such talks as the sole basis for more formal mental health treatment.

Mentor programs can be very helpful to foster this type of attitude.

So when there's something specific to the resilience construct, like I'm saying, I'm on that, that's more what I'm interested in…" [P-07] One participant suggested that a communication plan would be helpful in both fostering better awareness of what is happening with the network, but also in allowing for more engagement with the network and its research.

So while drugs working in the gut to help foster satiety may prove somewhat helpful with weight control, there is more that matters about diet quality than a bathroom scale can possibly measure.

Helpful resources and strategies fostering adaptation and mastery of self-care were garnered, as illustrated by participant comments.

Foster parents were asked about successes, how the provided training helped or did not help them foster the youth in their home, what things the staff did that were found to be helpful and what could be done differently to make the program better?

Appropriate social contexts will tend to foster helpful or cooperative behavior.

Perceived benefits of the GSFCH included: improved symptom control and team communication; finding helpful external support and expertise; increasing staff confidence; fostering residents' choice; and boosting the reputation of the home.