Sentence examples for encouraged less from inspiring English sources

"Now that Apple has encouraged less focus on the UI, developers can concentrate on the flow of their app and that's where animations can really shine and delight users," he adds.

They also remark that in the 1970s and 1980s, the European Union Common Agricultural Programme (CAP) encouraged less hardier but higher-output breeds and higher densities of livestock, which led to land degradation - environmentalists then accused farmers of being 'degraders', rather than focusing on the negative incentives from the policy measures.

Other writers in the 18th century who encouraged less formal, and more natural, gardens included Joseph Addison and Lord Shaftesbury.

Several commented that the lack of visual or audible cues reduced feelings of lack of confidence or intimidation when facing, across a table, people who seem to have more expertise and power, but as with the 'time to read, reflect and compose', there was little direct evidence that this had encouraged less confident or experienced members to participate more fully.

The "factory" approach to journalism encourages less news gathering as resources are spread thin.

They include improving a cumbersome decision-making process and encouraging less litigious dispute settlement.

That encourages less well established companies to mechanize and to reduce the number of employees needed.

She also said Mr. Spano's administration fostered political partisanship, while encouraging less discussion than previous administrations.

To introduce Eurobonds as a crisis-fighting measure would only encourage less creditworthy countries in their spendthrift ways.

And the project also encourages less experienced students to learn from those who've been studying - and working - for longer.

Angola was given the African Nations Cup because CAF's policy was that hosting major tournaments would encourage less developed nations to bring their facilities up to scratch.