Sentence examples for issues encouraged from inspiring English sources

TechCrunch published an internal memo from Facebook's outgoing VP of Communications Elliot Schrage, in which he took the blame for recent issues, encouraged employees to avoid finger-pointing, and COO Sheryl Sandberg tried to reassure employees that "I know this has been a distraction at a time when you're all working hard to close out the year — and I am sorry".

These issues encouraged some investigators to explore the association of microRNAs and genes expression profiles obtained from the same cell type, and advocated that microRNAs evolved to regulate gene expression programs and remove gene products unnecessary or potentially dangerous more rapidly than might occur by natural decay.

To date, there are many important international initiatives that establish how students from medical, nursing, and the allied health sciences must be equipped to address human rights issues, encouraged by senior professionals, and inspired to continue their education in the field [ 19].

The new Pope, who was ordained a priest in 1946, has spoken out strongly on social and economic issues, encouraging workers to demand higher wages while supporting moves to keep prices down.

Northern Ireland says it has no issues encouraging students to become GPs.

Dr. Christine Northrup, known for her landmark work on women's health issues, encourages everyone, especially women, to embrace their sexuality.

While many modes of treatment for mental health issues encourage patients to face their traumas instead of avoiding them, classrooms are not therapist's offices and professors aren't mental health professionals.

Back over to you, what kind of app would you build to help influence engagement around local issues, encourage and increase voter turnout, and most importantly help change the world in the process?

ACASI allows additional privacy, minimizes literacy issues, encourages truth telling, and provides an identical recording of each question.

Safely covering children's issues Encouraging this kind of child-friendly journalism is a badly needed initiative in Iraq.

He describes "finding Common Ground" as a "process of clarifying issues, encouraging the patient's questions, and seeking his or her agreement with the plan" [ 24].