Sentence examples for encouraging via from inspiring English sources

Young black males are forced to take the 'heat' for encouraging, via their music, the hatred of and violence against women that is a central core of patriarchy.

The result is definitely uplifting in the sense that the apps appear to float against the background (a parallax effect Apple is encouraging via other features in its redesign, such as translucent layers and subtle shading effects as you move the phone).

Though he elides the important role that second hand Apple devices play in helping to reduce the barrier to entry to Apple's pro-privacy technology — a role Apple is actively encouraging via support for older devices (and by its own services business expansion which extends its model so that support for older versions of iOS (and thus secondhand iPhones) is also commercially sustainable).

Booking is encouraged via the internet at www.duomo.pisa.it.

Interaction was encouraged via the big screens and Twitter – and crucially related to the sport rather than banal exhortations to make some noise.

Here, infernal streets are colonised by social misfits and techno-freaks; those who want out are encouraged, via giant advertising screens, to emigrate to the "Off-World colonies" - the Thames Gateways, you might say, of the future.

Amanda, like other women of her class, would have been of the first generation encouraged – via Marie Stopes's ground-breaking, Married Love, the first sex self-help book – to control her own sex life.

Mr. Xu presents a major continuing installation titled "New English Calligraphy" (1995-2006), in which audience members are invited into a kind of classroom with tables, chairs and paper and encouraged via an instructional video to try their hand at New English Calligraphy.

The harmonisation of best practice, encouraged via an international body, would seem to be one possible way forward.

Signing up to LoveThis is encouraged via Facebook and a user can also link their Twitter account.

While pressure from competition with peers, encouraged via in-app comparison in a social leaderboard scenario, also ultimately negatively impacted participants' motivation to exercise.