Sentence examples for has encouraged development from inspiring English sources

Alison Elliott began her career at Roche in 2010 and has seen first-hand how the company has encouraged development.

The government has encouraged development of the tourism sector, which is centred on the country's attractive landscapes and wildlife diversity.

Powell, 68, is an African-American former LPGA tour player who since her playing days has encouraged development in junior golf, particularly with inner-city youngsters.

Continued success and expanding use of endovascular prostheses to manage aortic aneurysms has encouraged development of novel prototypes that offer advantages for low-profile delivery of durable devices.

Increasing interest in the use of tumor markers in the clinical management of cancer patients has encouraged development of guidelines by local, national and international groups.

The security provided by 'hard' engineered defences has encouraged development on the coast, and the defences themselves have led to the loss of intertidal habitat and the natural protection it provides.

Subsidies, emergency relief and ad hoc projects on the East and Gulf Coasts have encouraged development in the face of such danger, the report said.

Now, as VRM is coming to be adopted in the world, we need to encourage research the same way we have encouraged development — and conduct it as well.

Others, including some of the most powerful industrialists in India, say Modi is an honest and decisive administrator who has introduced policies that have encouraged development in his state and could be reproduced elsewhere if he were prime minister.

Several studies related to sustainable concrete construction have encouraged development of composite binders, involving Portland cement, industrial by-products, and concrete mixes with partial replacement of natural aggregate with recycled aggregate.

For too long, government policies, including ill-advised, state-run insurance schemes, have encouraged development on beachfront property regularly devastated by weather-related incidents, leaving taxpayers on the hook when disaster strikes.