Sentence examples for encourage so from inspiring English sources
A package of cuts to the capital gains tax taper rules was also announced to reflect the shorter investments common in the new economy and encourage so called serial entrepreneurs.
This time he suggests capping tax subsidies for those who own a home, give to charity, buy health insurance and perform other activities the government wants to encourage, so that these subsidies don't benefit the wealthy disproportionately.
The simple truth is that our system does not work when we encourage so much money to rise to the top.
But playing together – trying to play together, dynamic-split screen, as these games encourage – so quickly leads to frustration for son number one and myself (son number two can barely get his thumbs around an Xbox pad).
When I took off for my "journey to the East," my search for relevancy, meaning, and knowledge, one side of him wanted to stop me and the other encourage, so he said nothing, and I went.
The FDB also offers Good Manufacturing Practice GMPP) training for firms, a process they are trying to encourage so that firms can better meet international standards.
In a change from current policies, FWS will encourage so-called active management of owl habitat, such as thinning forests that face a high risk of burning.
When light strikes, the compound emits oppositely charged particles known as electron-hole pairs, which encourage so-called oxidation reactions, breaking down organic material such as dirt.
In many cases, places that are flooded do not encourage so-called "flood tourists", but business in Worcester has been so badly hit that people wanting to photograph the river in full flow are not being turned away.
Broadcasters worry that services like Aereo encourage so-called cord-cutting and undercut the rising fees they charge distributors including Time Warner Cable and DirecTV to carry their programming.
A group that identified itself as the Islamic State Hacking Division ISHDD) listed names and addresses that allegedly belong to Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel in order to encourage so-called "lone wolf" attacks, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, a company that tracks the online activity of militant organizations.
