Sentence examples for more freely develop from inspiring English sources
RO-DBT skills are designed to help OC patients learn essential skills to re-join community, including how to engage in novel behavior, express emotions more freely, develop compassion and forgiveness, let go of envy/bitterness, be more playful and spontaneous, activate one's social-safety system, learn from corrective feedback, and how to form more intimate relationships.
The decision means other companies can freely develop and market such drugs in Britain.
For her it was imperative that the school allow a child's activities to freely develop.
In the absence of any rules within the colony, the painters freely developed their individual styles.
However, a young Thai with a good idea but no connections will probably fail to get any funding.As capital flows more freely across borders, developing-world entrepreneurs can increasingly tap rich countries' savings.
I am a pianist and a singer as well as a teacher of the technique, which helps people move more freely and relieves muscle tension by developing the mind-body connection.
With a digital SLR, you don't have to pay for film and developing fees, can experiment more freely, and can instantly see the picture after you take it.
Long term, Facebook payments has the power to completely destroy Western Union and Money Gram (good riddance) and massively benefit millions of people in the developing world with billions of dollars more freely flowing into those countries.
Imano is looking to expand next year, and has been developing technology to shift tables and projectors around more freely.
With the exception of barriers in the physical environment, stroke patients in developing countries where resources are limited experience the same participation restrictions as their counterparts in developed countries where resources are more freely available.
One CHW pointed out that completing such forms requires information from clients; they explained that such information is more freely given when the CHW visits the clients regularly, perhaps because they have developed a supportive and trusting relationship.
