Sentence examples for encouraging ones from inspiring English sources

And, though there are weak spots, such as sales of new cars, where registrations are down 18% on a year ago, there are plenty of encouraging ones: retail sales and industrial production, for example, look nice and healthy.And yet, strong though the economy is, some economists expect it to cool a bit after the cracking second quarter.

These are first steps, and encouraging ones.

For Mr. Toubin's loved ones, the time since has been filled with dread and hope, drab hospital corridors and joyous reunions, grim diagnoses and, more recently, encouraging ones.

Mr. Dunbar and Mr. Shackleton got cheers too (often encouraging ones) as well as plenty of laughter — at times a little too much for comfort, especially when it came in advance of efforts by the overweight Mr. Dunbar.

Using hydrogen peroxide in a scrubbing tower gave quite satisfactory results for hydrogen sulphide, and encouraging ones for methylmercaptan.

In the present report, we aimed at investigating intra-tumour heterogeneity in FDG uptake as an early measure of response to treatment, our results being in line with the encouraging ones published in oesophageal (mixing SCC and adenocarcinomas), cervical and head and neck cancers [39, 40].

The game itself was another encouraging one for Roma.

But the bottom line, and the encouraging one, is that England found a way to win.

The real issue is how to weigh the risks of encouraging one approach or even both.

Enterprising Kazakhs are getting round these restrictions by using proxies, but the overall picture is not an encouraging one.

And is the Chapeltown (Leeds) model of pretty consistent liaison between police and the local people an encouraging one?