Sentence examples for encouraging a future from inspiring English sources

The school's website appeal, which has so far received donations of up to £250, says: "Our goal is to introduce ancient Greek widely, encouraging a future cohort of learners at A-level.

4. Share with your friends and family the important role small businesses play within the national economy: Teaching your children about small business or sharing your thoughts about the American dream with your friends might sound corny, but who knows, you might be encouraging a future entrepreneur and put a spark into the next generation of small business owners.

A successful bipartisan Senate bill and more persuasive president could be enough to encourage a future House speaker to allow a vote, too, or at the very least put pressure on the Republican-controlled House.

The results are encouraging although a future RCT should embrace wider, personalised recruitment strategies and the development of specific approaches to improve study retention over a clinically relevant intervention period.

Still, like a politician with a commanding lead in the polls before election day, Klinsmann's task is to project confidence and look to the future while encouraging a hint of doubt in order to avoid complacency.

(FG 1) " Where reasons could not be found, physicians tended to focus on the future, on encouraging a woman to move forward, and on reassuring the parents that in all likelihood they could go on to have another healthy pregnancy.

This review of the psychosocial support program was able to identify, retrospectively, progress toward: building social support networks, especially for mothers and adolescent girls; increasing access to health information and services; increasing educational opportunities for primary school-age children; and encouraging a positive outlook toward the future.

MI6 was almost as stunned as Macmillan, for such a sentence would hardly encourage any future Soviet spy to confess.

The final sections reflect on these recommendations in light of ongoing challenges faced by researchers interested in mixed methods and encourage a new path for future empirical research in Comparative Migration Studies.

There, the court ruled that for gratuities to be illegal, they must be given not simply to build good will with a public official but to reward a specific favor or encourage a specific action in the future.

Our natural fear of future events encourages a conception of God that is severe and cruel.