Sentence examples for encouraging number from inspiring English sources
That's an encouraging number in an anthology that has no real lemons.
The sales process is underway, there have been an encouraging number of serious bids from companies coming through.
To me, 2012 showed an encouraging number of video-game creators experiencing a similar sort of restlessness.
"Given that, across the board, Australian tourism in France has fallen away quite markedly since November, that's a very encouraging number".
Perhaps the most encouraging number was a rise in average hourly earnings, which climbed 0.4% in October, and were up 2.8% from a year earlier, the fastest pace since June 2009.
Austan Goolsbee, a former chairman of Mr. Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, summed up the Democratic response shortly after the report was released, calling the addition of 163,000 jobs in July "a solid, encouraging number".
So far, it seems to work.To glimpse the future, big music companies should look not at iTunes' encouraging numbers but at September's price cut by Universal Music Group, the biggest record company of all, which reduced CD prices for consumers by nearly a quarter.
It was further encouraging that number of days smoked in the first two weeks was in fact significantly less for MTS than ILS.
This is the other, murkier side of those encouraging crime numbers.
Many are family-oriented, appropriately enough for a series of books created for children and credited with encouraging huge numbers of them to become enthusiastic readers.
