Sentence examples for encourage undecided from inspiring English sources
Now, I think we already all know that conservatives in South Carolina won't like this, and with less than 48 hours before the primary, it's perfectly plausible that these revelations could make a dent in his surging poll ratings in the state and encourage undecided voters to stay away from him.
As the gateway to Silicon Valley – and truly, you'd be hard pressed to think of another singular starting point for this community's entrepreneurs (there's a reason Ron Conway calls it the "Harvard/Stanford of startups") – YC has decided not only to open its doors to budding entrepreneurs but to actually encourage more undecided youth to become entrepreneurs.
Colleges have moved away from the negative-sounding "undecided" label to encourage students to experiment with unfamiliar disciplines and, perhaps, discover a passion and career path.
A further 18 per cent were undecided.
That probe may have encouraged some to volunteer that they are "undecided" on the vote preference question that followed.
She returned with Ms. Amorose, who said, "I really wanted her to live near me, so if she was undecided I wanted to be there to encourage her to take it".
The difference is that CBS News and The New York Times actively encourage respondents to say that they have an undecided view of a candidate, or don't know enough about the candidate to have formulated an opinion.
If they're interested but still undecided or hesitant, only then do I encourage my sons to try their hand at playing that particular sport.
This is partly because there are a lot of myths about how undecided voters behave, and I don't want to encourage those.
Ms. Gillibrand has collected endorsements from 56 of the state's 62 Democratic county leaders and is encouraging those who remain undecided to quickly make up their minds.
Hill had been encouraged by some of the new signings made by David Pleat – including Steve Foster, Nicholas, and Mick Harford – but was still undecided on his future.
