Sentence examples for have encouraged much from inspiring English sources

The reviews "have encouraged much turning over of stones", he said.

Peterson's directives to his students and to the online community have encouraged much more violence than Sanneh's article suggests.

Although it offered a minimum of guidance and may have encouraged much more constitutional litigation than would a specific standard, this test was retained by the court through the 1960s.

I may not have encouraged much resilience developing during my kids' younger years but I'll chalk that one up to learning from my own experiences.

In particular, competing predictions regarding place and grid cell firing, which could result from continuous attractor networks, or oscillatory interference (grid cells) or environmental inputs (place cells), have encouraged much experimental activity.

They have encouraged too much borrowing and too little saving.

New bicycle lanes have encouraged a much wider range of people to take up cycling.

I think, in a lot of cases, when these kids are coming in, we have encouraged them so much to break the rules and innovate that they don't learn the rules and then they never innovate.

Such lands seem to have been transferred frequently from one officer to another; that increased the officers' dependence on the emperor, but it may also have encouraged them to squeeze as much as they could from the peasants with whom their connection might be transitory.

But I think insecurity over that may have encouraged me to talk too much and listen too little.

In the play's belatedly timely circumstances, Barakiva's cast members acquit themselves well, although he might not have encouraged them to behave so much like cartoon characters during the opening scene where the Martindales and the Baxters are entertaining the Sundersons over get-acquainted drinks.