Sentence examples for mutually encouraging from inspiring English sources
It's a mutually encouraging part of dance, where you help your partner immeasurably by constantly working on your own frame.
In lines 9 12, the two players mutually encourage each other and build a shared goal that they will "eventually" complete the game task.
The approach consists of mutually reinforcing messages encouraging behaviour change with regards to sexual activities and should not be seen as stand alone package in HIV prevention programming.
THOSE who think that love and protest politics are mutually exclusive are encouraged to view the YouTube video from Occupy Wall Street of a young man on bended knee in Zuccotti Park proposing marriage ("Deb, will you occupy my life?") to his girlfriend.
The mutually supported ecosystem encourages collaboration.
Hypertension (140/90 mm Hg and above) and atherosclerosis are mutually reinforcing: hypertension injures artery walls, thereby encouraging plaque formation; and once plaque has formed and arteries are less elastic, hypertension is aggravated.
In principle, TRIPS is intended to create a "level playing field" of mutually recognised IPRs among all member states, encouraging trade and, in turn, economic growth.
"It is also very difficult to reduce nuclear risks globally, and set an example encouraging nonproliferation, when Washington, Moscow and Europe are postured for mutually assured destruction on a planet-ending scale".
Mutually appreciative understanding of cultural differences is a key to encouraging Indigenous people's willingness to participate in health care to enhance early detection, develop appropriate interventions and ultimately improve cancer outcomes[ 62].
Both the paper and the questionnaire are aimed at encouraging scientists and engineers to enter into an intensive, mutually beneficial dialogue.
But Buddhism and violence have never been mutually exclusive and certainly are not now, as recent reports of monks encouraging attacks on Muslims in Myanmar suggest.
