Sentence examples for score to encourage from inspiring English sources

Early on, the system gave users a score to encourage better performance.

The performance centre set up a website and produced teacher packs and scores to encourage schools to take part.

Presumably there will be some sort of score kept to encourage users to gamify reducing their environmental impact.

The aim, consistent with research findings that active-music making (as opposed to listening alone) increases cognitive test scores, was to encourage children and their parents to play, compose and enjoy music together.

The Royal College of Radiologists Breast Group has formalised the UK five-point breast imaging scoring system to encourage uniformity of reporting.

That game is designed to be highly social and competitive through scores, Fu said, to encourage users to start sharing it through alternative platforms and show that the tools actually work.

An automated weekly message of overall asthma control status was displayed as 'well-controlled' (score 0, green zone), or 'not well controlled' (score 5, yellow zone and score 6, orange zone) to encourage participants to follow their agreed asthma action plan and/or contact their health professional the next working day if there was no improvement.

In an era when almost all rules changes are designed to encourage scoring, this one could make it harder to score.

At the root of the bitter semantic back-and-forth is a simple truth: every tax expenditure — and there are scores of them, used to encourage employers to provide their workers with health care, to make houses more energy-efficient, to aid timber cutters and much more — benefits a certain group of taxpayers or a specific industry.

I covered the NCAA wrestling tournament on ESPN last week and college wrestling has done a fabulous job of evolving its rules to encourage scoring and discourage stalling.

The app will also monitor how many stories users gets through each day, and score their progress in order to encourage reading.