Sentence examples for encourage difficult from inspiring English sources

Students at Success Academy earn very high marks on state exams, but the charter network has attracted significant criticism for its harsh disciplinary practices and for its tendency to encourage difficult students to leave.

It may be acceptable to gently tilt your laptop to encourage difficult particles to roll closer to where you can flush them out, but don't ever shake or slap it.

Whiting also criticized books by authors George R.R. Martin and Terry Pratchett, claiming they "contain deeply insensitive and addictive material which I am certain encourages difficult behaviour in children".

Nichol asks hard questions about sound and language in a way that encourage these difficult topics to be wrestled with good-naturedly and spiritedly by small groups of working poets.

All of this has created an atmosphere of suspicion that makes collaboration, of the sort that Lutsky is supposed to encourage, very difficult to achieve.

Bill Leak didn't encourage a difficult conversation, he gave people a scapegoat; an easy way out from having to consider it in depth.

The member states of the United Nations can lend a pivotal hand by encouraging the difficult process of reconciliation, and by opposing any unilateral measures, which may well spark a renewed cycle of violence and obliterate the prospects of peace.

And they encourage the more difficult notion that your life must be as important to me as my own life is; that I can only truly honor and protect myself by honoring and protecting you.

It credited the recent introduction of tax relief to encourage investment in "difficult projects".

Mr Cameron said the government was doing "everything it can" to encourage growth in difficult economic times.

Here's my idea: Instead of making it difficult, encourage terrorists and terrorist organizations to follow the financial news and invest with brokers.