Sentence examples for constantly exhorted from inspiring English sources

Demand is curbed by high water taxes and efficient technologies, and Singaporeans are constantly exhorted to conserve every drop.

Managers at publicly traded banks constantly exhorted their traders to do bigger and bigger deals and to take increasing amounts of risk, and then rewarded them with millions of dollars in compensation — money that belonged to shareholders.

Axel Scheffler's illustrations of the little old lady who thinks her house is too small make children laugh from the front cover on, and the chaos caused by the animals when they are invited into the house is almost too much for toddlers who are constantly exhorted to Tidy Up.

We are constantly exhorted to declutter and simplify, as if to do so is a shortcut to contentment: you can follow an Oprah-approved programme or pay someone to come round and do the hard lifting, filing and throwing away for you.

This seemed surprising coming from a businessman who has constantly exhorted his employees not just to stay within the law but to do what's ethically right, who famously said, "Lose money for the firm and I will be understanding, lose even a shred of reputation and I will be ruthless".

We live in an age of meta-analysis and would-be meta-analysts are constantly exhorted to find all the evidence.

In our culture, snails are not considered valiant animals -- we are constantly exhorting people to 'come out of their shells' -- but there's a lot to be said for taking your home with you wherever you go".

With fireworks and Ferris wheels, watermelon and water parks, we're constantly being exhorted to wring summer for all it's worth.

With his wife and coach, Margot, the Scottish 100m hurdles champion, constantly counselling, exhorting and sustaining his spirit, we see the sacrifices the couple had to make to transform a 24-year-old long jumper and, in his words, "bum" 11sec 100m club sprinter into the Olympic champion in the Games blue-riband event in four years.

Exhorted constantly by his father to follow Philip's example, he may well have lacked complete confidence in his own writing projects.

Moreover, the Talmud recounts the story of Beruriah, the wife of Rabbi Meir, who, when her husband wanted to harm bullies who were constantly harassing him, exhorted him to pray that these sinners repent, not to pray that they die.