Sentence examples for encourage particularly from inspiring English sources

Swimming let me be competitive in a way that I wasn't in any other part of my adolescent life, which I think is a trait that's so critically important to encourage, particularly in young girls who are often taught to be nice, to compromise.

Roads were built; town planning was carried out and urban amenities were improved; land tenure was reformed in some districts; and agriculture was encouraged, particularly in the fertile Al-Jazīrah.

Careers Wales chief executive Trina Neilson called the results encouraging, "particularly in the current climate".

Thus, screening for tuberculosis should be encouraged, particularly if the refugees reach an industrialized country (Odone et al. 2014).

Especially in the high gain category, the material behavior seems to be directed by complicated local strain induced by the metal like-composite tube, where a triaxial strain state was encouraged particularly within the tube wall of 3H30.

Its effects are recorded at Rome, Sicily, Spain, and in Africa —indeed, Maximian encouraged particularly strict enforcement of the edict in Africa.

Why bother in a genre where covers are accepted, even encouraged, particularly if you are bold enough to add something to the text through improvisation and innovation.

The amount of labour involved in such a task was one of the reasons that a live hedge was encouraged, particularly as damage required the replacement of around half of the dry hedge each year.

Whereas free trade is encouraged particularly in goods and services exported by industrial countries, barriers of entry continue to exist in agricultural or farming products through subsidies in Europe and the United States or grounded on food security reasons.

A Home Medication Review will also be encouraged particularly where there is evidence of impaired cognition or reported difficulties taking medications.

Researchers also should be encouraged, particularly by journal editors and peer reviewers, to improve reporting of these factors.