Sentence examples for encourage win from inspiring English sources
Could Policy encourage Win to make his own solo album to try and outdo his brother?
Because most patients seek out physicians and surgeons, not hospitals, this will encourage win-win arrangements.
"It doesn't promote winning; it encourages professionalism and camaraderie," he said.
Hitting them with an extra tax apparently amounting to 200 billion forints ($860m), or 0.6% of GDP will do little to encourage lending.Despite winning a stonking mandate in April, the government lacks sureness of touch.
Since stocking their brand of sweets at two upmarket department stores – one on Oxford Street and the other in Knightsbridge, they have been encouraged to win more new business.
To preserve high efficiency, the users should be encouraged to win the "good" subcarriers.
I think we've got every reason to be encouraged about winning back council seats, but we can't sit around and do nothing".
So we set about making Indian biscuits, selling them at markets and pop-ups, and the response was encouraging – we won a Great Taste Award… Then we stumbled upon the idea of putting chocolate into bombay mix.
But with a government that is regularly begged for relief — these days, from mortgage woes, health-care costs and tax burdens — and with every presidential hopeful making daily promises to address these woes, it might be worth encouraging the winning candidate to think twice (or even 8 or 10 times) before rushing off to do good.
They encouraged the winning bidders – the Sports and Leisure Management (SLM) community charity trust for leisure centres in all three boroughs, and the not-for-profit arm of John Laing Integrated Services for libraries in Ealing and Harrow – to offer community benefits beyond what a publicly managed facility could provide.
The LTA says the signs at junior level are encouraging: Oliver Golding won the US Open boys' title (as Murray did) in 2011 and Kyle Edmund reached the semi-finals of the Wimbledon boys' championships this year.
