Sentence examples for To encourages from inspiring English sources
verb
To mentally support; to motivate, give courage, hope or spirit.
- I encouraged him during his race.
John Lewis commissions expensive ads to encourages us all to spend more at Christmas.
More than many of his predecessors, Pope Francis likes to encourages the personification of Satan and speaks frequently about the Devil's work.
Roy-Chowdhury commented: "This decision flies in the face of the chancellor's previous aim to encourages more businesses to incorporate and shows an irrational hostility to micro enterprises".
The sites, along with others in Bicester, will form part of the district council's Build! project to encourages people to play a part in building their own homes in exchange for cheaper rents or sale prices.
Like a Montessori classroom, the design to encourages interaction with both materials and people.
The Pentagon now uses the Deployment Extension Incentive Pay program to encourages soldiers to voluntarily extend their deployments.
To encourage a broader pushback?
Contests run to encourage business.
DEVOLUTION seems to encourage environmentalism.
You have to encourage speed.
