Sentence examples for encouraging through from inspiring English sources

At any given time, there are scores of writers whom we're reading and following and encouraging through rewrites, in addition to those we're actually publishing.

When it opened in 1971, Carmel Towers in Newark was a model of the sort of high-rise urban development that the federal government was encouraging through generous subsidies.

On September 21st, NBC reported that "according to high Republican sources involved in the campaign," the Reagan-Bush campaign was coordinating these demonstrations by anti-abortion groups & was encouraging, through intermediaries, criticism of Ferraro by the Catholic clergy.

Some historians believe that the mass conversion to Theravada Buddhism by undermining the Hindu and Mahayana Buddhist institutions underpinning the state and by encouraging through its doctrines a more-individualistic attitude among believers contributed to the decline and gradual abandonment of Angkor, which certainly accompanied the conversion in the 14th and 15th centuries.

"The truth of the matter is that in order for there to be a substantial change either consumers have to change their habits — which we're encouraging through alternative tax of automobiles — or there has to be an increase of supply," he said in the interview.

The intent of the program is to help get partners more quickly up and running with baking Alexa into their hardware devices, something the company has been encouraging through its Alexa Voice Services program, too.

Even in the UK, large families appear to have been encouraged through social policy.

Skilled migrants will be encouraged through a new three-year "talent" work permit.

Youth in particular will be encouraged through a new program called Youth Jobs Path to find work.

So I think we have to try to seduce and encourage, through our rules, through our vision of the next 10 years, for them to return.

Monopolies can be regulated to limit price excesses or production can be encouraged through subsidies when a product has increasing economies of scale.