Sentence examples for encourages ever from inspiring English sources

The fee-for-service payment system — combined with our own instincts as patients — encourages ever more testing and treatments.

When capitalism encourages ever more rapid change, children enjoy one big advantage over adults: they haven't decided who they are.

Meanwhile, each time the Israeli leadership caves in to the demands of radical settlers it vindicates their tactics and encourages ever more brazen behavior, deepening the government's paralysis.

Amazon believes that its approach encourages ever more people to tell their stories to ever more people, and turns writers into entrepreneurs; the price per unit might be cheap, but the higher number of units sold, and the accompanying royalties, will make authors wealthier.

"I hope, too, that the book encourages ever more imaginative mapping of New York," she adds.

Enlisting his loved ones into his photographic project, he encourages ever more wild combinations and poses as means for them to perform their loyalty.

All this has encouraged ever greater use of groundwater.

Minsky argued that economic stability encouraged ever greater leverage and ambitious debt structures.

Will it simply encourage ever more visitors to this besieged site?

The removal of entry fees has encouraged ever greater numbers to do the same.

So why, he was asked, has his government been encouraging ever more exploration and extraction of fossil fuels?