Sentence examples for encouraged in some from inspiring English sources

Unhelpfully, though perhaps inevitably, this error has been most actively encouraged in some quarters.

Though national provision has been patchy contraceptives are encouraged in some places, banned in others international donors have steered clear of the issue.

Were his actions encouraged in some way by too harsh a debate in Norway about immigrants and foreigners, or were they the acts of a madman who lived in a fantasy world and could have been from anywhere?

In South Korea violence surrounding online gaming happens often enough that police refer to such murders as "off-line PK," a reference to player killing (PK), or player-versus-player lethal contests, which are allowed or encouraged in some games.

Now, with apps like Tinder, it has become mainstream and even encouraged in some circles.

That simplistic approach -- still encouraged in some corners in Washington -- ignored other important dynamics of class or religion.

"There was a time when we really didn't get along very well, which did encourage, in some ways, going in this direction and doing this record.

The ability to survive, colonize roots and restrict nematode multiplication were encouraging in some of the isolates.

("Theism," Three Essays, p. 483) Indeed, such hope might be reasonably be encouraged, since its indulgence might encourage in some persons both the feeling that life is important and their sympathy for others.

Initial results from these studies are encouraging in some patients with DME; further prospective randomized clinical trials may confirm their effects in DME.

The data concerning the maintenance of NK activity by NSAIDs are encouraging, in some, but only a few human clinical studies.