Sentence examples similar to encourage less than from inspiring English sources
A year ago, when word emerged that Republicans in Wisconsin were encouraging less-than-genuine candidates to run in Democratic primary elections as a strategy, some Wisconsin residents voiced shock.
David Pemsel, deputy chief executive of Guardian News & Media, said: "Our strong performance in Australia is especially encouraging less than a year since our launch there, while the announcement this week of Guardian US winning a prestigious Pulitzer prize underlines our influential position in the US media landscape.
She also said Mr. Spano's administration fostered political partisanship, while encouraging less discussion than previous administrations.
Current environmental policies tend to encourage more efficient use of products sold to us as individual consumers rather than encouraging less need for products, through sharing, in the first place.
(He also encouraged a less-than-literal approach to his compositions).
Zapolanski says she has encouraged "no less than five friends to go do the same".
But the initial thrust of change is nowhere better depicted than in Help!, a film that encouraged nothing less than the re-imagination of the Englishman.
The impact of this work has been encouraging, if less than incredible.
Study results clearly support encouraging individuals less than 50 years of age to participate in peer-led interventions designed to promote CRC screening as one mechanism to increase intentions to be screened.
Some experts say that high prices and loose restrictions encourage trespassing by less-than-scrupulous fossil hunters, who poach on federal lands and illicitly smuggle from other fossil-rich countries, like Mongolia.
