Sentence examples for this article encourages from inspiring English sources

I hope this article encourages more doctors — and anyone who suspects that a friend or family member, acquaintance or neighbor may be suffering in silence — to have the courage to just ask; to act, that is, instead of being a passive bystander to abuse.

This article encourages a complementary ethnographic and anthropological orientation to introductions that takes into account language ideologies of social organization, power and inequality as constituted within this cultural activity.

I hope that this article encourages anyone interested to delve deeper into Britpop and give a listen to the bands that were nearly lost to the annals of pop music history.

This article encourages you to disregard some advice from the internet and some one-size-fits-all advice that you'll get from rushed professionals at the hospital before your situation is completely clear.

This article encourages the "mentor" to engage in conversation in an attempt to fist clarify and simplify the problem/challenge and then assist the teen in helping them to find the right answer themselves while bestowing trust and encouragement trust of the teen's ability to reach the desired outcome.

Will this article encourage more women to speak up about things they are passionate about and put themselves out there in the media?

Most companies interviewed for this article encourage their employees to take time off work to volunteer in the community.

Consequently, the findings of this article encourage the search for non-polynomial eigenfunctions of the limit q-Bernstein operator whose existence as yet remains an open problem (cf. [3]).

Consequently, the results discussed in this article encourage further studies and analyses, to extensively test the applicability of De Bruijn sequences in multi-user contexts, even by resorting to longer codes, that, however, require more sophisticated generation techniques.

Therefore, the authors of this article encourage clinical experts and patients to actively participate in the process.

Gladwell's article encourages each of us to question whether we have simply not yet arrived at our individual point of greatness.