Sentence examples for encouraged extensive from inspiring English sources

More than a dozen states have encouraged extensive hydraulic fracturing.

The situation has been aggravated by places such as Brisbane, just south of San Francisco, which has encouraged extensive office development while failing to build housing.

Trajan undertook or encouraged extensive public works in the provinces, Italy, and Rome: roads, bridges, aqueducts, the reclamation of wastelands, the construction of harbours and buildings.

During most of the 19th and early 20th centuries, imperial administrators encouraged extensive migration of "loyal" Indians to offset the influence of the "less reliable" Burmese to maintain stable imperial governance.

He insists that Speer knew about and encouraged extensive deletions in a daily office log of his official dealings from 1941 to 1944, yet later presented these expurgated documents as fact.

The Confucian hierarchical order was not rigidly enforced as it had been under the Tang and Song, and the Mongols thereby facilitated the upward mobility of some social classes, such as the merchants, and encouraged extensive growth of popular culture, which had been traditionally downgraded by the literati.

PWR1A classes are small, workshop-style meetings that encourage extensive interaction between students and instructors.

This fragmented pattern of share ownership is due in part to legal constraints on concentrated ownership, fiduciary requirements that encourage extensive diversification, and investors' strong desire for liquidity.

Chad Dickerson, Etsy's chief executive, said Etsy Manufacturing is not about encouraging extensive outsourcing or mass production for the sake of growth.

Urban growth speed should be effectively controlled because natural resource protection is as important as, and even more important, to some extent, than encouraging extensive economic development.

It is shown that Be additions to both pure Al and the AlCuMg alloy inhibit vacancy condensation during quenching, whilst encouraging extensive dislocation loop formation during subsequent natural aging.