Sentence examples for encouraging driving from inspiring English sources

Besides a degree of musical freedom that would be discouraged on airplanes, among the reasons for driving on routes that used to be flown are: higher air fares to short-haul destinations (57 percent); airport "security hassles" (46 percent); reduced choices in flight schedules (39 percent); and company policies encouraging driving on such routes (38percentt).

The proposal was criticized by transportation experts such as Transport 2000 for encouraging driving to downtown.

"A case of constantly fighting a mutating problem that we are short-sightedly encouraging, driving focus and effort away from long term issues".

Ms. Harris, who is running for state attorney general, issued a statement saying that the proposition would encourage "driving while high" and drugs in the workplace.

In 2012 he wrote that its layout, with the wide streets and long blocks typical of modern Chinese cities, looked "every bit as if created to encourage driving".

But this, of course, will encourage driving and send more profits to the oil companies and more fumes into the sky.

In recent Super Bowls, Anheuser-Busch also ran commercials for smaller brands like Budweiser Select, Michelob Amber Bock and Michelob Ultra Amber; spots called "Here's to beer," which celebrated beer as an alternative to other alcoholic beverages; and commercials that encouraged driving responsibly.

It is likely that presence of more roads encourages driving and decreases safety and interaction between people.

(At a time when greenhouse gas emissions threaten our very existence, he asked, why build something that encourages driving?) Never mind that the tunnel had, at long last, appeared to be a done deal.

Hiddleston starred in a 2014 Jaguar commercial criticised for encouraging irresponsible driving.

The result was the dismantling of its one-way system, seen as encouraging faster driving, along with the start of a project to install hundreds of miles of pavements, parks, trees, bike lanes, sports facilities and on-street parking to create a "steel barrier" between those thundering freeways and pedestrians.