Sentence examples for encourage rather the from inspiring English sources

The findings encourage rather the search for spatio-temporally adjusted baiting strategies instead of continuously increasing the baiting density (see for example [ 23, 60, 62, 63]).

Of course, the successful application of the CMAP should encourage rather than hinder the inclusion of other cell types more relevant to the type of biological system under investigation.

"I believe that the APA, in the interest of promoting public health and safety, should encourage rather than silence the debate the book generates," Pouncey adds.

Legislators encourage rather than undermine the self-reliance of the poor when they make laws that protect them from the powerful or enable them to protect themselves from the powerful.

And who knows, it may also stimulate other curiosities that will encourage rather than erode the development of those habits of mind that mark educated men and women.

For the first time since taking office, Mr. Trump has a chief of staff who has made it his job to encourage rather than restrain the president's conservative instincts.

For the first time since taking office, Mr. Trump has a chief of staff who has made it his job to encourage rather than restrain the president's conservative instincts — to let Trump be Trump, in effect.

Publicly, at least, Google appears to encourage, rather than discourage, the free expression of ideas; nor has it expressed bias against conservatives, as Damore asserts.

Innovation in the emerging world will encourage, rather than undermine, innovation in the rich world.

We encourage, rather, forward movement on the part of Afghans to find a common identity and a peaceful solution to its problems.

Environmentalists complain that the negotiating text being readied for the Rio+20 environmental conference this week in Brazil is riddled with words like "support" and encourage" rather than "must" or "will," the language of commitment; a coalition, meanwhile, organizes a "Twitterstorm" calling for an end to fossil-fuel subsidies.