Sentence examples for overcome children from inspiring English sources

Despite these few minor problems to overcome, children do come with a range of excellent fringe benefits for scientists.

This study examined the utility of two interview instructions designed to overcome children's reluctance to disclose transgressions: eliciting a promise from children to tell the truth and the putative confession (telling children that a suspect "told me everything that happened and wants you to tell the truth").

Second, assuming that the obvious methodological challenges can be overcome, children should be asked to rate individual verbs for their semantic properties as adults did for this study to investigate the relationship between knowledge of verb semantics and ratings of overgeneralization errors in more detail.

"We've had women who have overcome child abuse," Mrs. Rothman said.

In line with social investment ideas, child support services are developed for a variety of aims, for instance in overcoming (child) poverty, enhancing social cohesion or encouraging the skills and capacities of children to become flexible citizens.

Mr. Ban congratulated the government for its steady progress in improving health, education and living standards, but stressed that challenges remain – such as overcoming child malnutrition, maternal mortality and poverty in rural areas.

Yet, this is an important challenge to overcome as children are the best reporter of their symptoms and ideally, even young children should be enabled to self-report.

They have to truly want to be there because behavioural difficulties can only be overcome when children are engaged.

He also strove to overcome the "children's entertainer" onus so often attached to magicians, insisting that no one under age 17 be admitted to his performances.

In some of our inner-city secondary schools where there are prevailing patterns of deprivation they become just another disadvantage to be overcome by children whose lives are full of them.

The duchess, who has a record number of noble titles, had to overcome her children's suspicions about the union.