Sentence examples for a bit encourage from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to ham it up a bit! Encourage the child to participate in the repetitious sounds in the story.

Annoying, for sure, but also a bit encouraging about the state of the planet.

We'll see how that works out but it is more than a bit encouraging that the producers found at least two people to interview on camera who know what they are talking about.

"We have young Americans who are fighting and dying as we speak, and I would hope that, by seeing the film, maybe they might be a little bit encouraged, and recognize that what they are involved in is a very noble cause".

"Actually, I'm a little bit encouraged by it.

"I'm a little bit encouraged," he said, even as the averages sank by 5percentt right at the start.

Seeing all of this for so long -- for as long as I have been interested in art -- I am becoming a little bit encouraged by some positive trends.

Rabey refers to the song among Harrison's "mini-sermons illustrating Hindu concepts" (in this case, karma) and concludes: "While he failed to convert everyone to his beliefs, he nudged his [Beatles] bandmates – and his listener fans – a bit further to the East, encouraging audiences to open themselves to new (or very old) spiritual influences".

But now media executives from several publications are trying to switch things up a bit and encourage consumers to pay.

"After five questions, we asked the girls if they had any questions and had to wait a bit and encourage them to speak up".

When the smoke clears, my bet is that the consensus will be that securitization did a bit to encourage lax lending and to discourage renegotiation, but that securitization was hardly the only — or even the prime — villain in the great housing convulsion.