Sentence examples for encourage even less from inspiring English sources
"At a time when we may be witnessing a forced reduction in competition among airlines, it is madness to actually encourage even less competition by allowing dominant carriers to collude in setting prices and agreeing to schedules," said Richard Branson, the chairman of Virgin Atlantic, at the subcommittee hearing.
Encouraging even less dialogue between journalists and scientists is the last thing we should be doing.
The next day one of his colleagues in Agadez is even less encouraging.
The process cost taxpayers almost $76 billion.The example of Sweden's widely admired bad bank in the 1990s is even less encouraging.
The general data is even less encouraging.
Unfortunately, undergraduate students rarely experience evolution outside of their courses in the biological sciences and are even less often encouraged to consider its application to their primary area of study.
And it gives even less opportunity to encourage the kind of 21st-century digital skills – such as reflective judgment about how technology is shaping our beliefs and relationships – that we now see to be perilously lacking.
Freedom of worship for Catholics in England continued, however, to be a major objective of Spanish policy, causing constant dilemmas for James, distrusted abroad for repression of Catholics while at home being encouraged by the Privy Council to show even less tolerance towards them.
Equally, it sows confusion among Microsoft's partners and encourages them to pressure Microsoft to charge even less for Windows XP.
If anything Trump's rhetoric may encourage more gas drilling which means coal becomes even less competitive.
