Sentence examples for encouraging strength from inspiring English sources

Some analysts had expected I.B.M. to raise its guidance for the year, if the quarter showed encouraging strength.

More encouraging strength tests results were achieved for concrete of crushed aggregates, particularly granite.

Some of the slowdown is cyclical: China's economy and underperforming stockmarket showed encouraging signs of strength at the end of the year, for instance (chart 6).

The economy has shown some encouraging signs of strength lately.

While the girls' poise and strength was encouraging, what was less encouraging was the spectacle that surrounded their appearance on NBC's "Today" program.

Rodriguez said he considered that an encouraging sign for his strength, flexibility and ability to be a productive all-around player.

For example, he explains, travel and tourism brands could ask their Instagram followers to share pictures of how they spend Christmas in their country, reflecting the company's international brand strength, or encouraging customers to dress up and share their top festive outfits on Instagram, useful for fashion brands.

In terms of scandal and salaciousness, this year's Man Booker Prize was a great disappointment to the press - no celebrity judges, no flamboyant, pot-smoking swindlers, no public cat fights - but to many writers, critics and publishers, the very lack of controversy over the eventual shortlist was an encouraging sign of the strength and quality of literary fiction published this year.

Results in terms of both stiffness and strength are encouraging and set the path for the application of NHL mortar overlays in the rehabilitation of heritage wooden floors.

You give them strength with every encouraging word as you hold strong and crumble when they look away.

In summary, modelling and coaching were considered crucial for a rapid construction of solid clinical skills, for encouraging residents' reflection about their strengths and weaknesses and for minimising errors that would arise from unsupervised practice.