Sentence examples for ongoing reminder from inspiring English sources
Those drops are second nature now — but remain an ongoing reminder of her experience.
And as an ongoing reminder of that power, Ms. Greulich presented Ms. Rosenblum's class with a "Caught You Caring" poster.
The sesquicentennial will conclude in 2015, but this grove will be an ongoing reminder to students, faculty, alumni, and staff of Cornell's rich history.
Partners and family members should regularly discuss the trauma each is experiencing as an ongoing reminder that the tension is caused by external circumstances, not each other.
"Heart rate training can give you an ongoing reminder of your intensity and tell you when you need to pick up the pace or slow down," says Dr. Aaron Baggish, director of the Cardiovascular Performance Program at Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital.
Google could have provided an ongoing reminder that I wasn't all that unusual.
If he seems immortal on the tee, Witter has had ongoing reminders of the frailty of life off of it.
INTERVENTION: Information dissemination via brochure and electronic media, ongoing reminders of the importance of vaccination when confirmation of vaccination was not received.
While corporate employees take the quarterly plan updates as a rite of passage, and as such are exposed to ongoing reminders to keep up their savings, without this structure in place, these employees miss out on all of these reminders.
Meanwhile, GoDaddy's SVP of Business Applications, Steven Aldrich, says that the PayPal Here SKD allows GoDaddy to integrate the payment processing and easy onboarding offered by the SDK into its own Get Paid app, which lets small businesses manage customer workflows including proposals and estimates, invoices and receipts, ongoing reminders and thank you's, and track billable time and expenses.
We can come up with other strategies not yet mentioned: give Institute attendees some tangible representation of the achievement gap -like a replica of an airbag - to serve as ongoing reminders of what some children have and others lack.
