Sentence examples for bits of encouraging from inspiring English sources

Those bits of encouraging news will happen.

The Mets, while enjoying a day off after 20 consecutive games, received a few bits of encouraging news out of upstate New York on Thursday afternoon.

But, for every bit of encouraging news of one sort, recent weeks have also brought ominous news of another.

In a bit of encouraging news, the European Commission's economic sentiment indicator, released Tuesday, rose in February to its highest level since October.

In a rare bit of encouraging news, Gary Sheffield worked out extensively before Friday night's game and said he felt well enough to play.

The crime rate statistics are a bit of encouraging news for the East Orange Police Department, which in 2005 was jolted by the disclosure that a former chief had underreported crime numbers from 2003 and 2004.

Turning to a bit of encouraging news, one of the basic tenets of liquidity theory is that flows at extremes are an excellent contrary indicator.

Now, in the wake of President Obama's decision to release his long-form birth certificate Tuesday morning, there is a bit of encouraging news: According to a snap poll conducted by Survey USA, 24percentt of Republicans say that doubts they previously had about where Obama was born have been erased and that they are now satisfied that their president was born here.

But the showcase events offer a bit of variety, encouraging you to race planes and even a hot air balloon.

And thanks to a bit of mildly encouraging news and our collective ennui, the recession is no longer the all-consuming headline of several months ago.

The prevailing political mood is that whiplash is too easily claimed, a try-on for a bit of compo encouraged by relentless TV advertising and unsolicited text messages by ambulance chasers.