Sentence examples for encouraging for high from inspiring English sources

Even though we may only loosely compare the prevalence of depression across population studies, the tremendous difference between that found within our sample population and those of the greater population is noteworthy and encouraging for high level sport.

But encouraging for a high-quality series that demands its audience be as intelligent as its content.

Owen applauds the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEEDD) program for raising awareness of environmentally responsible construction but condemns it for encouraging high-priced, high-visibility add-ons (argon-filled windows) instead of non-sexy, lower cost, simpler measures (hand-cranked awnings and better insulation).

This data demonstrate the positive impact of bivalent vaccination on the prevalence of HPV 16, 18, 31, 33 and 45 in the target population and is encouraging for countries which have achieved high-vaccine uptake.

These results are encouraging for the development of Fe3O4/C nanotubes as potential building blocks for high-performance anodes in LIBs.

Encouraging for him, right?

Partly as a result, Mrs. Beene said in June that she would leave her post in December 2001, a move she said was designed to ease friction and encourage support for higher standards among the local United Ways.

Encouraging to see high utilisation of generic PPIs and low prices for oral generics.

Appropriate education and treatment should be encouraged for continual management of a high awareness level for BDA.

He admires the Vancouver-based Adbusters magazine and the filmmaker Michael Moore for "exposing the emptiness of the corporate/commercial way of life"; he admires Earl Shorris's Clemente course for teaching the Great Books to the poor, and The Concord Review for encouraging high school students to produce rigorously researched history papers.

In the UK, the development of heat networks for supplying low-carbon heat is being encouraged for urban areas where there is high heat demand density.