Sentence examples for promoting even more from inspiring English sources
To find out and discover steps for promoting even more gratitude in your life take this quiz, which is based on a scale developed by psychologists Mitchel Adler and Nancy Fagley.
And they could also do what Facebook does and suggest friends based on other friends you have in common (something which it is promoting even more now, so it must be working).
A Kegel attempts to strengthen the pelvic floor, but it really only continues to pull the sacrum inward promoting even more weakness, and more pelvic floor gripping.
Miyazawa declared that Japan "cannot cope" with the United States' apparent effort to reduce its trade deficit with Japan, which reached $49.7 billion last year, by promoting even more growth in the value of the yen.
Do we want to promote even more violence in our society?
The officials' objective is to maintain some modicum of competition in the airline industry and — perhaps — promote even more.
Last week, they got their answer: The department proposed a disastrous rule that would promote even more turmoil in health insurance markets and harm some extremely vulnerable people.
"At a time when UK arms sales are subject to a high court review, we are seeing UK ministers and civil servants pulling out all stops to promote even more exports," Smith said.
And database systems have been promoted even more heavily by advertising networks, like DoubleClick and Engage, that increasingly act as middlemen between sites and advertisers, inserting ads into Web pages.
A list compiled by the conservative group Americans for Tax Reform promotes even more companies that have announced financial adjustments for employees, with roughly three times as many citing bonuses as wage increases.
With termination rates varying around the world from about 67percentt in the United States to an average of 92percentt in Europe, this will promote even more intensive de-selection of fetuses with Down syndrome, which in turn will negatively affect their position in society.
