Sentence examples for encouraging hope from inspiring English sources

The improvement offers small but encouraging hope for China's leaders, who are struggling to arrest a downturn that dragged growth to a two-decade low in the latest quarter.

Oil has a history of flattering to deceive: large new fields were discovered in the 1970s and again in the 1990s, encouraging hopes that Colombia would become a big exporter, but exploration then slumped.

Now that the nuclear marathon is over, encouraging hopes for a better relationship with its old American enemy, Iran is projecting itself as an island of stability in a sea of trouble and demanding to be treated as an equal.

Gaddafi's Libya did not encourage hope for a better life.

Paris cannot guarantees success, but it does encourage hope – and particularly if Ms Le Pen's chauvinist form of nationalism can be seen off.

Lennon remains an enigma but his speed and dribbling does unsettle defenders and on a night when the performance encouraged hope it would be churlish to criticise too harshly.

In fact, they said, few people know the origin of the motto, which was intended only to encourage hope and acknowledge the humility of Ohio's government and its leaders.

While he and his team have not had the opportunity to excavate further in Darband cave, the ecological similarity between the west of Alborz mountains and the northern Caucasus where Neanderthal remains have been found encourages hope of further finds.

Francisco Miró-Quesada Miró-Quesada's leading philosopher, is one of the pioneers in the development of modern philosophicountryic and science studies in Latin America, where he has indefatigably encouraged hope in the power of human reason.

I always choose hope and encourage hope no matter the circumstance.

What message are we giving the world when we don't encourage hope for disabled individuals?