Sentence examples for encouraging numbers from inspiring English sources
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.
Others have produced less encouraging numbers.
He began to see encouraging numbers, like 98 and 99.
There are encouraging numbers for Gateway and Compaq, humbling ones for Apple and Drkoop.com.
Mr. Romney has certainly gotten some encouraging numbers this week, particularly in state-level polls.
Call it 460p after yesterday's encouraging numbers, add a traditional 30% takeover premium, and you get about 600p.
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.
Expanding universities and encouraging increasing numbers of young people to study for degrees may not be the smartest thing to do.
Encouraging economic numbers from Japan and M&A action in the tech sector gave Europe's leading bourses a lift on Monday.
