Sentence examples for encouraged causes from inspiring English sources

Justified or not, increased Indian investment in, trade with, and development support to the Afghan government, which the USG has encouraged, causes Pakistan to embrace Taliban groups all the more closely as anti-India allies.

Altered nuclear transfer, which the authors encourage, causes ingredients that would otherwise become an embryo to become instead a mess of stem cells.

The software maker's outlook, however, was not as encouraging, causing shares to fall Wednesday.

Within the constraints of her position, however, she encouraged philanthropic causes and the arts.

In a series of interviews in Tehran, top figures who shape Iranian foreign policy said the west's strategy in Syria had merely encouraged radicals, caused chaos and ultimately backfired, with government forces now on the front foot.

In the Sony case the hackers are outside and beyond the law, so their backers and sponsors are encouraged to cause even more damage in future.

Mr Hastert has risen with little trace, having worked patiently in the middle reaches of the Republican Congress to encourage such causes as health care reform and cleaning up the environment worthy matters requiring bipartisan agreement.

The school newspaper, The Battalion began writing editorials to encourage coeducation, causing the Student Senate to demand the editor of the paper resign.

Even though the improved relative survival in males over the years in Ireland is encouraging, the cause behind the reduction in the relative survival in females requires investigation.

This will only encourage suspicion, causing your target diary seeker to think that you're hiding something.

In recent years, unusually low interest rates have encouraged borrowing and caused asset bubbles, particularly in Anglo-Saxon economies.