Sentence examples for encouraging longer from inspiring English sources
The adaptation is larger than most chairs in the gardens, with a more sharply angled back, encouraging longer stays.
"The Government's decision to allow employers to sack people at 65 completely contradicts its stated aim of encouraging longer working lives.
STICK AROUND, SAVE -- The Colony Beach and Tennis Resort, a 234-suite property in Longboat Key, Fla., is encouraging longer stays by dropping rates $10 each successive night on its one- and two-bedroom suites for multiday stays up to a week.
On the plus side, it is also known for encouraging longer battery life for its products and for taking steps to be more transparent about environmental business practices.
It will discourage short term speculative trading at the margin while encouraging longer holding periods, which makes the tax immaterial to investors.
Encouraging longer durations of work loss could decrease compliance with self-isolation and increase the economic cost per case avoided.
New laws could require recycling or encourage longer gadget use.
"Governments can think about frameworks to encourage longer term thinking.
He wants to encourage longer working hours, and says that France must learn to love entrepreneurs.
Research from the Human City Institute indicates that these encourage longer occupancies while reducing abandonments and rent arrears.
Development there, being further from cities, encourages longer journeys by car.
