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If the opposition does indeed hope to appeal to the common humanity of its attackers, however, today's events have not been particularly encouraging.

Despite the struggles on punt returns, the Giants have fared well in kickoff returns (a play that is generally more scripted), and their performance on coverage this season has been particularly encouraging.

"We are seeking to find more opportunities to put this learning into practice and have been particularly encouraged by the interest from regional development agencies and local authorities who are seeking to increase credit union services in their areas".

Neither scenario was particularly encouraging.

At first glance, yesterday's unemployment numbers are particularly encouraging.

The results from the agent-based model are found to be particularly encouraging.

And a presentation by Miia Kivipelto of Finland's National Institute for Health and Welfare was particularly encouraging.

The high strength recovery ratios recorded under the tests using static monotonic horizontal loading are particularly encouraging.

Poyet's interest in the academy and enthusiasm for youngsters being coached in a "more European" way is particularly encouraging.

Paysinger and Jones took on most of the responsibility in Boley's absence Sunday, and neither was particularly encouraging.

That it came against a left-hander was particularly encouraging for Church, whose status as the Mets' everyday right fielder hinges on how well he hits lefties.