Sentence examples for support and listen to from inspiring English sources

"People tend to support and listen to the music that they hear from a young age," Eddins writes.

They learn, among other things, to recognize human limitations and the impact of fatigue, to identify and effectively communicate problems, to support and listen to team members, resolve conflicts, develop contingency plans and use all available resources to make decisions.

I urge you to ensure that your government's plans for the future focus on the need to support and listen to front staff - this includes managers as well as doctors and nurses".

Until then we must support and listen to those who are agitating for change both online and in real life.

There are other women on Twitter, too, who are quite good, to follow, support and listen to.

That we are most successful when we support and listen to our friends, talk but make clear our positions with our enemies, try in all cases for negotiated solutions, and remember what Yitzhak Rabin said: "you make peace with your enemies, not with your friends".

May you remember my phone number and trust that I am always "at the other end of the line" to support you and "listen to you cry". 1. Reflect about major life transitions you've experienced and jot notes about what they were, your experience of the in-between, past learnings that you gathered to assist you with the new and the opportunities you opened to once on the other side.

As social prescribing continues to offer patients something tangible – they can still leave the surgery with a paper prescription – they feel supported and "listened to", but this time, there are lasting benefits.

We have to support these people and listen to their voices.

"But as a reporter, you can't be like an advocate and support a story and listen to it and think everything is true and then report on it without trying to figure out if it's true.

It cannot be scripted because it relies on strong teacher content knowledge and the ability to ask questions that stimulate students to reconsider their ideas, support positions with evidence, and listen to and respond to points made by others.