Sentence examples for encourage ever more from inspiring English sources
Will it simply encourage ever more visitors to this besieged site?
It is hard to see the point of costly agricultural policies that encourage ever more intensive farming when Britain and its European partners need their farmers to produce less, not more.
Supermarkets sell foods rich in salt, sugars and fats; the food and drink industry lifestyle advertising and product placements encourage ever more consumption; increasingly sedentary lifestyles and being overweight have become accepted social norms.
Red Brick has dismissed the move as "small beer" in terms of the number of homes it would produce and pointed out the danger that it will "encourage ever more dubious schemes like the notorious Earls Court Project," which intends to knock down good quality occupied homes in an expensive area for the benefit of private developers.
Can Hollywood too encourage ever more "startups" — new movies, new series, new events — or will there come a reckoning after which it is forced to be far more selective about what's produced?
The fee-for-service payment system — combined with our own instincts as patients — encourages ever more testing and treatments.
So why, he was asked, has his government been encouraging ever more exploration and extraction of fossil fuels?
But the Walgreens decision marks a rare defeat for investment banks and advisers who have encouraged ever more aggressive strategies to minimise their clients US tax liability.
When capitalism encourages ever more rapid change, children enjoy one big advantage over adults: they haven't decided who they are.
Meanwhile, each time the Israeli leadership caves in to the demands of radical settlers it vindicates their tactics and encourages ever more brazen behavior, deepening the government's paralysis.
During a television interview last year, he confessed that "We're not going to be able to burn it all". So why, he was asked, has his government been encouraging ever more exploration and extraction of fossil fuels?
