Sentence examples for schedule encouraging from inspiring English sources

The groups followed standard focus group methods, including creating an informal atmosphere, allowing conversation to flow naturally rather than adhering to a strict schedule, encouraging differences of opinion, and eliciting comments from silent members [ 22].

Our class schedule encourages students to stay in Durham over the weekend, fostering strong relationships between students, alumni, faculty, and their families.

Mr. Tisch said modern work schedules encouraged the overlap of family leisure and business.

An unplanned opening in our schedules encouraged us to try for a last-minute warm-weather vacation.

A VI schedule mimics the unpredictable nature of a VR or RR schedule without encouraging a larger number of pecks.

Long-term results of this schedule are encouraging.

The museum attributes the increases to greater advertising and a lively exhibition schedule that encourages return visits.

Mr. Daschle proposed two ideas to spur economic stimulus talks -- a one-year business payroll tax credit and a new business depreciation schedule to encourage companies to replace equipment and technology this year.

Hearn's grand plan for snooker has yet to fully materialise, but it follows the same trends – from the eminently sensible (building a schedule to encourage, not alienate, the game's greats) to gaudy, irrelevant showpieces like the Snooker Shootout.

It is Kate who must monitor her mother's medication schedule and encourage her to eat; it is Kate who tends life in the house, trying to balance the demands of her mother, her son, her husband and his two children.

"To keep the meetings on schedule, to encourage more public participation and public input, I think it makes sense to have the calendar switched around, so they can address the business they expect the public to participate in". Monahan also wants to add announcements to the beginning of the meetings.