Sentence examples for get an encouraging from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama did get an encouraging number in the Rasmussen Reports tracking poll, which has him leading Mitt Romney by 2 percentage points – a fairly sharp reversal from the same poll on Wednesday, which had Mr. Romney four points ahead.
Chief executive Frank Martin said: As the [Star Wars] films are converted into 3D format by Lucasfilm over the next few years, we anticipate we will get an encouraging reaction to our new range of speeder bikes and X-wing fighters.
But Voehringer did get an encouraging call--from a representative at Lab Support, a Calabasas, California-based agency that places scientific personnel in temporary assignments.
If you've downloaded iTunes for Windows, you might get a window encouraging you to download a software update — really the entire package — for the latest version of Safari.
In the departments currently taking part, if there is no student engagement for a fortnight, tutors get an automatic email encouraging them to open up a dialogue.
In June 2005, the Department of Health, Western Australia (DoH WA) launched a multi-media campaign, Chlamydia: most people haven't got a clue, encouraging young people aged 15 24 years to seek chlamydia testing from their GP [ 15].
There were more jobs in the 80s, so graduates could afford to be picky and choosy, whereas now if they get an offer we encourage them to go straight in.
Today's leaders need to get a life and encourage those around them to do the same.
The post-it notes are ideas how to improve the food scene, get a farmers' market, encourage the arts, build a hackers' space from Zappos employees, a growing number of whom have moved into the area well ahead of the campus opening in 2013.
"Why don't you just go get a number?" I encouraged her.
You put those two problems together, and you get a culture that encourages deliberate indifference, especially once they're publicly invested in a particular suspect.
