Sentence examples for encourage more interest from inspiring English sources

A We're trying to encourage more interest in building science.

She said it would make the government more transparent and hoped it would encourage more interest in politics.

"The government could lower the cap to try to encourage more interest, it could just accept that people will have to pay the £72,000 in costs or develop its own state insurance model - that has happened in Germany.

The Hansard Society has recommended setting up a "sin bin" for errant MPs and that PMQs be moved from midday on Wednesdays to a peak-time television slot to encourage more interest.

Time needs to be spent to foster a culture of patient empowerment in people with kidney disease in order to encourage more interest in education.

He said that the elimination of early admissions encouraged more interest, too, and that joint information sessions by Harvard, Princeton and the University of Virginia drew "astonishing crowds.

That way I make a loss rather than a profit" Experts in the agricultural sector agree that the prospects of a stable income will encourage more youth interest.

Having a blanket ban on prisoners voting has no practical justification, and extending the vote could encourage more political interest in ensuring prisoners come out less likely to reoffend.

Mr. Donovan also mentioned the agency's efforts to encourage more refinancing at lower interest rates for borrowers who are current on their mortgage payments.

With interest rates — its usual means of steering the economy — already near zero, the Fed has resorted to an extraordinary effort since December 2008 of buying a huge portfolio of Treasury bonds and crediting money to the reserves of banks to encourage more lending at low interest rates.

While the challenges that mutuals face are not insurmountable, the taskforce believes there is much more that can be done to lower or actually remove both the real and the perceived barriers to mutualisation and to encourage more staff who are interested in pursuing these opportunities to do so.