Sentence examples for potential to engender from inspiring English sources
The Philharmonic has more potential to engender mediation than a plethora of pertinacious talk or bombs would.
This has the potential to engender greater family harmony in the long-term.
Negative attitudes and stigma attached to mental illness have the potential to engender disrespectful care [ 34] and thus raise negative feelings among service users.
We have focused on the ethical concerns involved in infringing rights rather than causing harm to participants, partly due to the lack of obvious potential to engender significant harm and the absence of such data in feedback.
The moderate-high success of the pilot suggests the potential to engender trust and a sense of co-ownership between researchers and residents that would likely improve participant retention and the overall positive impact of environmental health research efforts.
From a quite a different theoretical position, McGeeney's (this issue) reflection of one session working with young, economically margainlised men in the UK questions the extent to which group-based interventions have the potential to engender change in dominant discourses, or whether they simply end up reinforcing these.
Are there any words less likely to engender trust?
Doing so has the potential not only to engender support for protecting native species, but also to enhance human well-being.
These suggestions to improve the connection between boards, patients and staff point to the potential of trust to engender positive organisational norms and values.
Indeed, among several types of entities a priori capable of catalytic closure, it is conceivable that only those combining lipids, RNA and peptides in an ambient protometabolism had a future because of the potential of nucleic acids to engender a coding system.
Given the potential for anthropogenic changes such as pollution to engender transgenerational pathologies, theory must also address the consequences of such phenomena for population persistence and adaptation.
