Sentence examples for encourage too many from inspiring English sources
The Irish government is not keen to encourage too many visitors to Skellig Michael, which is perhaps why there is no handrail to support your uncertain ascent to the monastery.
Although that's a lot cheaper than their hardbound counterparts, the price still feels a bit too steep to encourage too many book buying sprees.
As we follow our costumed children house to house in an atmosphere full of haunted spirits, goblins, and demons, our government creates the real demons out there that will haunt our children's future -- policies that encourage too many people and too much consumption, growing a future apocalypse for our children.
Exert a kind of willpower that we've lacked in this primary, which we turned into too much of a circus by encouraging too many clowns.
The debate continues to rage in political circles over whether the UK is encouraging too many young people to lock themselves into a degree".
She argues that the way Medicare is organised encourages too many interventions towards the end of life that may extend the patient's lifespan only slightly, if at all, and can cause unnecessary suffering.
Mr Cameron defended the supermarket's policy of giving away free tea and coffee to loyalty card holders – which recently riled some regulars who felt it encouraged too many people to come into stores who just wanted a freebie.
The fact is that existing government policy encourages too many people to live in harm's way.
Principi worries that the Agent Orange decision has encouraged too many veterans of his generation to seek benefits, shouldering needier vets aside.
"He doesn't encourage too much discussion".
"Announcements like these will encourage way too many women not to have mammograms, flawed though they are," Ms. Gilbert said.
