Sentence examples for brought encouraging from inspiring English sources

The past month has brought encouraging economic news, including strong jobs reports in October and last Friday.

In a small cell in Egypt's al-Marj prison, the BBC World Service brought encouraging news to Ayman Nofel.

This week brought encouraging news: on January 20th, the lower house of Congress passed a bill to raise civil servants' pension contributions, a measure it had rejected four times before.

Now the longest and most comprehensive study to date comparing organic and conventional farming brings encouraging news for organic fans: Organic farms can be nearly as productive as regular farms for some crops, and they leave soils healthier.

The latest EAPC Atlas for Palliative Care [ 7] brings encouraging news to by illustrating recent changes such as the development of postgraduate courses in Belgian universities, the updated Dutch palliative care guidelines, the growth of palliative care support teams in Italy and a Spanish law (applicable in three regions) affirming citizens' rights to palliative care.

To combat the secretiveness, fear and loneliness addiction brings, encourage them to talk about their feelings without criticism or judgment.

This followed a strong performance in the three months to November, with government figures showing a rise in the volume of retail sales of 4.5% on a year before.Last year brought other encouraging signs.

While takeovers at Bradford and Salford have brought hugely encouraging news to their fans, the fact both clubs fell into the same difficulties as Wakefield and Crusaders before them is naturally concerning for the game's overall health.

Be patient with the children if they start getting bored or miserable, show them the things they have brought and encourage them to play.

He became a lifelong hypochondriac and depressive, who, as Martin brings out, "encouraged" his illnesses and reported on them extensively in his letters and journals.

However, business groups have said this needs to be brought forward to encourage growth.