Sentence examples for encouraging out from inspiring English sources

Their score had been encouraging: out of a hundred and six contacts that day, sixty-nine had been solidly for Obama and only seven solidly against.

This was the milieu — which, if not hostile, was not exactly encouraging — out of which Saul Leiter created a series of breathtaking, almost miraculous, photographs.

We left the 20% in between the two groups (encouraging vs. less encouraging) out, to make a clear distinction between groups.

Though policy makers disagreed in the past about whether old-style welfare was encouraging out-of-wedlock births, neither critics nor champions of the nation's 1996 welfare overhaul contemplated the possibility that replacing welfare with work would discourage marriage.

With the majority of its citizens lacking access to formal banking services, India had nothing to lose by encouraging out-of-the-box innovation that would seem insane to the U.S. financial services establishment.

Portugal has encouraged out-of-court settlements to relieve pressure on its court system.

Her real goal, she said, is to encourage "out-of-the-box thinking" about what to do with those we intend to put in the box.

They said they hoped their findings would encourage out-of-shape people daunted at the prospect of one-hour or even half-hour workouts.

Word of mouth is also playing a part, as girls spread stories of their newly renovated schools to their peers and encourage out-of-school children to return.

Barnsley boss Keith Hill has encouraged out-of-contract skipper Jacob Butterfield to sign a new deal.

The report draws attention to the way in which the tax system, controlled from Westminster, encourages out-of-town development.