Sentence examples for doubt encourage from inspiring English sources

The songs set out to ennoble (and, no doubt, encourage) brief club hookups.

After a few days' testy deliberation, the board tipped its chairman and chief executive, Stan O'Neal, through the nearest window.The $161.5m that Mr O'Neal grabbed on his way out will no doubt encourage would-be successors to step forward.

More than that, Mr. Obama would no doubt encourage superdelegates, many of whom have been holding back to see how the voting plays out, to rally around him and bring the race to a close.

This scrappage must have disrupted the supply chain to used car dealers, limiting supply and leading to increases in price.The relative increase in the price of used cars will no doubt encourage some buyers who might have opted for a pre-owned vehicle to instead purchase a new car hence the offsetting effect (and another source of upward pressure on new vehicle prices).

And he stressed that the company was still tweaking the technology, which involves autonomous drones that navigate to addresses that have been sent to them via computer.The news that Amazon is experimenting with drones will no doubt encourage other retailers to do so too.

Updated at 3.39pm BST 1.45pm BST Rob Carnell at ING Bank looks at what the US private payroll number may mean for tomorrow's non-farm figures: The US ADP survey for June came in at a very strong 281,000 rise, which will no doubt encourage thoughts of a similarly strong payrolls.

Costumes are no doubt encouraged.

This no doubt encouraged his withdrawal into private life.

Government policy makers breathed in the same optimism, which no doubt encouraged them to be lax on regulatory restraint.

I imagine a religious space that celebrates doubt, encourages experimentation and allows one to utter the word God without embarrassment.

Domingo has been plagued by a knee injury, which no doubt encouraged Lievremont to select Fabien Barcella instead.