Sentence examples for encouraging elements from inspiring English sources

One of the many encouraging elements of the campaign is its cross-cultural aspect.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian leadership said on Thursday there were "encouraging elements" in the statement issued by the Middle East Quartet last week in an attempt to get the parties to return to talks.

Israel-Palestine, by contrast, is a draining confrontation but not today the potential spark to a conflagration; nor does it offer any new encouraging elements; nor is it likely that Netanyahu, if re-elected next year, would cease using Iran as a diversion from serious engagement with the Palestinians, who are divided in crippling ways they and the United States are reluctant to address.

One of the more encouraging elements of the Tea Party movement has been its focus on the Constitution.

Other encouraging elements are the ability to easily scale up the system and the simplicity of purification of the assembled VLPs.

This study suggests that when conducting similar studies, it is important to consider the types of EEG biofeedback, the selection of the course topics, and integrating encouraging elements into negative feedback to increase learning outcomes using such a system.

If this was another exhibition of attacking potency, a sense of freshness was the most encouraging element.

Perhaps the most surprising, and somehow encouraging, element of the incident was that it demonstrated that people still get upset about this sort of thing.

But the most encouraging element of this demonstration was the fact that the clear majority of the crowd were teenagers or in their early 20s.

Let us, however, congratulate David Cameron on one radical, encouraging element in his speech – the recognition that Britain is now a multiracial, multicultural society, and our challenge as a country is to ensure that it succeeds.

The most encouraging element in Dr. von Eschenbach's new stance, announced on the eve of his confirmation hearing, was his willingness to shuck a proposed rule-making process that could have gummed up the issue for many months.