The part of a sentence "encourage without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to express the idea of promoting or supporting something without a particular action or quality. Example: "We strive to encourage without pressuring our employees to work overtime."
He had been busy, working the range, trying to encourage without raising the expectations of the more than 20 Ryder Cup hopefuls.
Apart from my prying questions, while Snapguide has continued to remain a free platform, it is increasingly getting appropriated by brands anyway, something that it's happy to encourage without formalizing things too much.
Every cafeteria would be designed to encourage, without forcing, better choices.
That may be disingenuous it's hard to see how nuclear plants in particular could be encouraged without subsidies.
Our instructors were patient and, like most of the derby girls I encountered, encouraging without being coddling.
But if innovation can be encouraged without being given licence to run riot, there will be a better chance of the industry doing good instead of harm.
You Can Do It Too is a highlight, a motivational ode for young aspirants that manages to be encouraging without preaching.
Even the World Bank, usually timid about offending its largest client, has joined in the chorus.A franker debate could not have been encouraged without signals from the top, and they are now being made in public.
The early results of this ankle replacement have been encouraging without any reported failures due to mechanical loosening.
The Cadets have transformed their institution into an environment where expressing enthusiasm for faith is encouraged, without constricting the beliefs of another.
Later in the decade, it meant opposing U.S. involvement in Vietnam, but encouraging (without success) young radicals to wrap their opposition in an American flag and avoid a naïve and self-defeating hero worship of third world revolutionaries.
