Sentence examples for providing outlets from inspiring English sources

Adolescence and frustration go together like hormone surges and acne, and great swaths of rock and hip-hop are devoted to providing outlets for that frustration.

But the gray zone, while subject to periods of contraction, is still officially tolerated and indeed functions as a safety valve, helping to preserve the government by providing outlets for dissatisfaction and space for creative thinking about the future.

With the Rhine, the Moselle, and their tributaries dominating the German system and providing outlets for the Dutch and Belgian systems and connecting with the French network, main improvements were concentrated on the international Main-Danube Canal and on improving the north-south route of the Nord-Sud Canal (or Elbe-Seitenkanal).

Providing outlets for this such as punching a pillow or squeezing a blanket will help relieve this tension.

One of the ways we can care for ourselves and each other is by seeking joy for ourselves and providing outlets for joy and play in our communities.

You can minimize the stress employees feel, however, by fostering positive relationships at work, using clear and positive messaging, providing outlets for stress (like quiet rooms or flexible hours), or creating an aesthetically pleasing office environment.

In the 21st century, a social system that doesn't provide outlets for that desire will not survive.

In Dallas the Margo Jones Theatre and the Dallas Theater Center provide outlets for cultural and educational groups.

"But 'Ladies and Gents' will give new meaning to our quest" — O.K., Mr. Benepe, just this once — "to provide outlets for creative expression".

In the 1940s Negro Digest and Negro Story, also literary products of Chicago's South Side, provided outlets for fiction writers, poets, and essayists.

But the industry still provides outlets for writers: in the blurbs, the brochures and the "features" cascading through travel journalism in a shower of freebies and perks.