Sentence examples for use new ways of from inspiring English sources

Funders should collaborate to enable infrastructure bodies to use new ways of organising social action and social investment more effectively.

I have parents who could really use new ways of dealing with issues such as memory loss, immobility, shrinking social circles, boredom and, of course, escalating healthcare needs.

"We are working hard to address this with academics and local services to investigate and use new ways of improving screening uptake among younger women,." The latest data for England showed that 73.5% of eligible women came to cervical screening appointments in 2014-15, down from the 74.2% seen the year before, added Mackie.

Rather, participants said that higher-order questions should prompt students to use new ways of thinking.

24 25 After years of trials with supposedly inadequate sample sizes, it is time to develop and use new ways of planning sample sizes.

Albanian teachers use new ways of child discipline at school Tirana, 26 November 2013 – Teachers and school children found that by adopting  disciplinary measures that are not based on fear, threats, humiliation or physical force can help to reduce violence incidence at the school environment – says the communication for behaviour change survey released today from Ministry of Education and Sports.

And partly because European officials have used new ways of valuing sovereign debt that offset markdowns on the bonds of weaker countries with paper gains on sovereign holdings of less indebted countries.

This was the case because "biobanks" used new ways of linking and mining data, and the very format of a bioresource escaped the assumptions of traditional research ethics where there was a specific group of patients affected and a clearly bounded intervention (Metcalf 2017).

He avoided the trap of repeating himself by finding new materials to use, and new ways of using his old materials.

Ford says it is only trying to help consumers, who are getting used to new ways of buying cars.

It may take time for changes to 'bed in' and staff to get used to new ways of working, and hence the activity data may stabilise in time.