Sentence examples for but will also encourage from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Annan, who is from Ghana, has been in office for only a week, he has begun to create an atmosphere that will not only make speaking out easier for officials but will also encourage administrators to deal swiftly with employees against whom serious charges of misconduct have been made.

He added: "We are working hard to do all we can to ease that burden and helping keep rail fares down will not only be easier on the wallet but will also encourage more people to turn away from the ever-rising cost of the car, and let the train take the strain.

That is a huge commercial opportunity, but it will also encourage cyber-crooks to target businesses even more vigorously.

That is not only unfair, but it will also encourage people to commute by car (think of that one worker in the S.U.V).

Its innovation not only offers technologies of the future today to help train students and to provide virtual, experiential exercises for practitioners, but it will also encourage continued innovation, multi-dimensional and cross-disciplinary learning, as well as promote the highest quality of education in health care everywhere.

But it will also encourage long-time users to "upgrade" their docks to support the new standard (or at least spend $10 on a compatible adapter).

More importantly, how can you create compelling content that readers will not only want to read, but that will also encourage them to buy your book?

"There will be as much or more on-air reporting but the changes will also encourage innovation and enable us to create more impact across the rest of BBC News".

But moreover, it will also encourage private investment and innovation by sending a clear message: clean energy is the future of our economy.

"But hopefully it will also encourage the department to act sooner to encourage schools to improve more quickly, so that this kind of situation does not drag out so long".

"But hopefully it will also encourage the department to act sooner to encourage schools to improve more quickly, so that this kind of situation does not drag out so long". As part of Monday's agreement, the Education Department will give Corinthian — one of the nation's largest college corporations — access to $16 million in previously restricted federal loan and grant money.