Sentence examples for genuinely encourage from inspiring English sources

Some evidence suggests that well-constructed incentives can genuinely encourage students to complete without being punitive.

But the fact that China has come on board is genuinely encouraging.

The one genuinely encouraging piece of news in the February employment data is an uptick in wage growth.

But people are genuinely encouraging of others: there are so many styles of places to eat now and they are all valid.

So, while we can be genuinely encouraged by the extra support and manpower pledged at the London conference, those promises won't start to make a difference until they materialise as a reality in west Africa.

After 2000, Tuckman says, "genuinely encouraging citizens to become more engaged with politics could have provided an alternative motor for other changes"; but "Mexico has … cavalierly thrown away the chance of establishing a new dynamic democracy and has instead got itself bogged down in political decadence".

He says the new city deals - and other moves the government has been taking to give Britain's "city regions" more scope to pool and control their own resources - are genuinely encouraging.

Let's create legislation that genuinely encourages power with practices and policies.

"I am genuinely encouraged to see so many people in the east rejecting guns and choosing the ballot box to determine Ukraine's future," he said.

For the first time since he arrived in May 2008, D'Antoni sounds genuinely happy, encouraged.

Being genuinely funny encourages others to feel comfortable around you.