Sentence examples for formerly encouraged from inspiring English sources

In place of the site, where teens were formerly encouraged to upload photos and videos and create shopping lists of their most desired Wal-Mart wares, is a redirect to Walmart.com and a note that reads, “Sorry, but the School Your Way promotion has ended.”.

Mr Oyekunle says this has encouraged formerly chaotic companies to keep proper accounts, which in turn makes it easier for them to do business with each other.

Those who were formerly active may be encouraged by the Olympics to renew their participation, he said.

Arnopp stated that the group "positively encouraged America's formerly introverted, apathetic misfits to thrust a livid middle finger in the face of high school jocks who would traditionally bundle them into a locker and brand them 'faggots' for sporting hair longer than any Army buzz cut".

Novogratz chimed in about the value of microfinancing and how formerly lower class Pakistanis, once they are helped and encouraged into the middle class, will aspire to educate their children and transform their lives.

During the process, plural participation was encouraged, which made the formerly closed legislation turns to be open.

Balakirev, who had formerly opposed academicism with tremendous vigor, encouraged him to assume the post, thinking it might be useful having one of his own in the midst of the enemy camp.

During the 17th and 18th centuries the Nguyen encouraged Vietnamese settlement into lands formerly occupied by the Chams and the Cambodians.

"I Am Divine," from the gay filmmaker Jeffrey Schwarz ("Vito"), takes a closer look at the man formerly known as Harris Glenn Milstead and how he created a persona that encouraged the celebration of the outsider and renegade in all of us.

Even with softer demand for prestige products, Gere is encouraged by Lauder's recent hire of Fabrizio Freda, formerly of P&G's snacks division.

With groups like All of Us or None, it is organizing formerly incarcerated people and encouraging them to demand restoration of their basic civil and human rights.