Sentence examples for encouraging the work from inspiring English sources
Picador has also been assiduous in encouraging the work of new writers: Richard Meier has just won the inaugural Picador poetry prize.
We commit ourselves to aiding and encouraging the work of charitable and faith-based organizations, which today are making great strides in overcoming poverty and other social problems, bringing new hope into millions of lives.
Although the results from application of STORE DHM are encouraging, the work presented in this paper is just an initial step towards developing a comprehensive tightly coupled GIS modeling framework for hydrology.
Tolkien surely would sit me down and say that intellectual progress, kinship and enjoyment of the little pleasures in life are the aspects of which I should focus my tales upon while encouraging the work to be read over some honey bread and warm red wine.
She has encouraged the work of teacher training academies in Chicago and elsewhere.
As duke he was pious, reportedly taking the vow of virginity, and encouraged the work of German missionary priests in the Christianization of Bohemia.
Craig's own productions bear out his ability to realize this scheme, and he encouraged the work of a group of gifted directors who followed him.
On his return to France, his court at Blois became a literary centre, where he encouraged the work of artists and poets such as François Villon.
In 796 he left the court to become abbot of the Abbey of St. Martin at Tours, where he encouraged the work of his monks on the beautiful Carolingian minuscule script, the ancestor of modern Roman typefaces.
"I acknowledge the progress and encourage the work done by [the defendant] and others but I have no doubt a significant risk remains," the judge said, adding that there was no certainty on how long de-radicalisation would take.
And she encouraged the work of a young Swiss anthropologist, Alfred Métraux, who did ground-breaking work on indigenous Argentine culture at a time when ethnology in South America was in its infancy.
