Sentence examples for In encouraged from inspiring English sources

Capital has flooded in, encouraged by several years of low claims.

Investors have been piling in, encouraged by falling borrowing costs as the central bank loosened monetary policy.

Donations of $4,000 to $40,000 had already started to come in, encouraged by tax benefits, a spokesman for the Versailles museum and gardens said.

"The UK suffers the unenviable reputation for being the 'whiplash capital of Europe' with the number of claims continuing to pile in, encouraged by vigorous cold-calling claims firms," Lloyd said.

Gangbos can be granted by the civil courts if the local council or the police can show there is a 50/50 chance that a person has engaged in, encouraged or assisted gang-related violence and it is thought necessary either to prevent a repeat or for their own protection.

Under the powers, police and local authorities will be able to apply for the injunctions, which will be issued by a county court and last up to two years, for adults who have been proven to have engaged in, encouraged or assisted gang-related violence, the Home Office said.

Hamilton will find the run-in encouraging.

I made a mistake in encouraging him to retire.

But then he hardly has an interest in encouraging one.

Interest in encouraging alternative gas supplies has waned.

The DUP has a big interest in encouraging this illusion.