Sentence examples for encouraging up from inspiring English sources

Companies such as IBM and BT have already adopted the culture of home-working: IBM estimates it saves £200 million a year by encouraging up to 100,000 employees worldwide to work from home.

"The tuition-free part, that's something that could end up encouraging up more students to go to college but it could also potentially squeeze lower-class out of public colleges," he said.

The results of the metrics for the MMAS have been encouraging up to this point.

It retains its mission to foster cultural diversity, encouraging up-and-coming photographers and challenging those who curate shows and publish books.

Those listening out for signs of a dismay that might be exploited by post-Brexit Britain will have been encouraged – up to a point.

Exclusive breast feeding was encouraged up to the first six months.

Mr. Perry of Endeavor encourages up-and-coming clients to participate, selectively, in marketing campaigns.

The three are collegial enough to help one another, and to encourage up-and-coming new talent.

It encouraged up-close, detailed work and led him to develop a method for making large-scale drawings from pasted-together sheets of paper.

Church leaders had encouraged up to 30,000 people at a time to march against apartheid, he added.

We certainly wouldn't encourage paying up for the project in Gaboneither.