Sentence examples for encourage competing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wales said that Google's service would encourage competing, opinionated articles on any topic, whereas Wikipedia strived for objectivity and had a single article per topic that represented the collective knowledge of its authors.

(It is worth mentioning at the outset that Travelocity and Expedia -- and their new rival, Orbitz -- simply ignore those who wish to travel by bus or train. Since Orbitz is owned by the major airlines, it is perhaps not surprising it wouldn't encourage competing modes of travel).

The U.S. encouraged competing, non-competitive standards.

In recent years, a new agency role has emerged in which the Forest Service has shifted from being a "mediator" (receiving public input and deciding how best to weigh it in decision-making) to encouraging competing interests to sit down and "reason together" to find ways to accommodate their diverse objectives.

Look at cities like Minneapolis, where Target is encouraging -- not competing with -- startups through involvement with the Techstars Retail Accelerator, which is now celebrating its third cohort.

He was hurt, very badly hurt". Despite the poor treatment, Kahanamoku exemplified sportsmanship and kindness, to the point of even encouraging those competing against him.

Overseas doctors were encouraged to compete with UK and EU graduates, leading to 32,000 applications for 23,000 posts.

We were never encouraged to compete for their attention and if one of us got something, so did the other.

People must be encouraged to compete fiercely and amorally against each other, motivated solely by personal gain, yet also prevented from taking this to its logical conclusion and simply killing or stealing to get the other guy's stuff.

By their nature, New York's mayoral primaries do not speak to the city as a whole; in place of a cogent vision for addressing its troubles, candidates are encouraged to compete for the narrow favor of one interest group or another.

Thirdly, women must be encouraged to compete in elections - because it works.