Sentence examples for continue to be encouraged from inspiring English sources

"I continue to be encouraged by the strong and steady progress that the F-35B team has made over the past year".

"You sometimes wish all the clutter would move out of the way," said Cook. "But I continue to be encouraged because we are ticking all the boxes.

Monique Bond, a spokeswoman for the Chicago public schools, said that officials had not had a chance to review the complaint, but that "we continue to be encouraged by our efforts to increase programming for female student-athletes".

And I think that should continue to be encouraged, to the extent that we can provide consumers with more information about their own well-being — that, I think, can be helpful.

But she added: "We continue to be encouraged by the government's commitment to addressing the underlying causes of food insecurity" – a reference to the government's Nigeriens Nourish Nigeriens programme, which is trying to increase agricultural yields and promote healthy nutrition.

He said players would continue to be encouraged to interact with fans by throwing balls into the stands, even though it was a Josh Hamilton toss that prompted Stone to reach over the fence at Rangers Ballpark and fall to his death.

"The president continues to be encouraged by progress being made by the bipartisan group of senators," said Clark Stevens, a White House spokesman.

"The review remains on track and the board continues to be encouraged by progress, with good interest in all parts of the group from both trade and private equity," the company said in a statement.

Ngufor (1999) in Cameroon suggested that structural adjustment policies and related fiscal limits on governments have meant that new health graduates are not employed even when the demand exists; instead, retrenchments from the public sector continued to be encouraged [ 13].

Over all, though, Gartner and others say the news continued to be encouraging.

"It continues to be encouraging that studies are confirming the benefit of the DASH diet," said Dr. Ronald Krauss, head of molecular medicine at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley, who has twice supervised the updating of the American Heart Association's dietary recommendations.