Sentence examples for has actually encouraged from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, the Brexit vote has actually encouraged more pro-European sentiment as people consider the real implications of an E.U. meltdown.

For Albright as well as other Korea experts, the North Korea policy of the Obama administration, often referred to as "strategic patience," has not only failed to stop this nuclear buildup, it has actually encouraged Pyongyang to increase its aggressive behavior, as shown by the brazen attack on Sony's computer systems.

Others have actually encouraged it.

He made the good, and overlooked, point that Spock, for all his alleged permissiveness, had actually encouraged parental authority.

If you read such sites, you learned that Pope Francis had endorsed Trump and that Clinton had actually encouraged Trump to run, because he "can't be bought".

Even Mr. Rangel, in the interview, acknowledged having "a lot of racial pride and identification" with Mr. Obama's candidacy, and noted that he had actually encouraged Mr. Obama to run for president.

In the case of chloroquine, preventive use of the drug — including putting it in table salt to protect a wide swath of the population — might have actually encouraged resistance to the drug, Dr. Fukuda and others say.

Now, concluding that those campaigns may have actually encouraged heavy drinking, colleges across the country are trying a new tactic: saying students don't drink so much, after all.

In addition, although the surgery is supposed to be limited to people who are 100 pounds or more overweight, Dr. Jensen and other experts said some doctors had actually encouraged obese patients who were not heavy enough to gain more weight so they would qualify.

The judge said that it was far from clear that Craigslist had actually encouraged its service to be used for advertising prostitutes, which was the core of Dart's allegations.

If I'd sexually harassed him right back, I might have actually encouraged him.