Sentence examples for encouraged by either from inspiring English sources

The European continent in particular has always been a scene for mass population movements, encouraged by either what we call "push factors", which are internal to the country of origin, or "pull factors", which are external and associated to the countries of destination.

Europe in particular has always been a scene for mass population movements, encouraged by either what are called "push factors," which are internal to the country of origin, or "pull factors," which are external and associated to the countries of destination.

Therefore, the washing procedure was altered to use intermittent vacuum and re-suspension of the wood pellet was encouraged by either forceful addition of wash water with the pipette and/or multi-aspiration.

(He's not so encouraged by socialism either).

This is not being encouraged by Western allies, either.

Other advisers mutter that only Israel's right wing can effect peace and military withdrawals.Most Palestinians are hardly encouraged by the record either of Mr Netanyahu or of his new deputy.

(This proposal would also, it is noted, "be a great inducement to marriage, which all wise nations have either encouraged by rewards or enforced by laws").

[19] In the case of Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru, their main developments have been encouraged by state, technical organisms either through Foresight programs applied to technology and more recently through the creation of agencies to provide assistance in strategic thinking for institutions.

It must have been encouraged by 'adults who are either very irresponsible or really crossing the limits of decency.'.

Rossana Reguillo, a social anthropology professor at Guadalajara's Western Institute of Technology and Higher Education, told VICE News that the performance must have been encouraged by "adults who are either very irresponsible or really crossing the limits of decency".

Other projects were either encouraged by him, such as the Theatre of Balbus, and Agrippa's construction of the Pantheon, or funded by him in the name of others, often relations (e.g. Portico of Octavia, Theatre of Marcellus).