Sentence examples for encourage some more from inspiring English sources

"It's a brilliant achievement and it would be great to think this could maybe encourage some more people into the sport," she said.

Claiming that these are all "psychogenic events" just doesn't cut it, and serves to do nothing more than encourage some of the more extreme anti-big-pharma conspiracy theories currently doing the rounds on the net.

Yet that slender lead seemed to encourage some of the more self-destructive tendencies of Les Bleus.

Just as they managed to cut their taxable income to avoid this tax, so now the lower rate will encourage some to declare more - meaning that the eventual cost will be just £100m, if that.

He says that he'll do it if the rest of the squad is good enough to compete for the gold, so hopefully a couple of the other 400m guys can step up their performances and encourage him some more.

We may need to encourage some institutions to raise more equity sooner than they otherwise might choose to do.

(The positive interpretation is that the Pokéwalker will encourage some children to walk more than they would otherwise).

This year they are especially jittery, fearful that the symbolic passage of a quarter of a century might encourage some dissidents to be more daring than usual in their public remembrance of the hundreds, perhaps thousands, who were killed.

In my experience, e-learning may actually encourage some personality types to get more involved.

Nevertheless, they also encourage some referees to add a more explicit view on a manuscript than conveyed in the actual referee report.

But as the new year has gotten underway, I've been encouraged by some more optimistic and thoughtful notes amidst the nasty, noisy cacophony of negativity.