Sentence examples for immediately encouraged from inspiring English sources
Sabu immediately encouraged them to go further, and obtain email records.
Mr. Cuffy had also long been suspected of involvement in the Brown slaying, and prosecutors were immediately encouraged that the drug-related shootout, which left one man dead in a fusillade of 59 shots, might help them pressure Mr. Cuffy and others into providing information about the Brown case.
This victory immediately encouraged many First Nations tribes who had hitherto been neutral or undecided, to give their active support to the British.
When the public performance ban was lifted at the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660, Charles II immediately encouraged the drama and took a personal interest in the scramble for acting licenses and performance rights which followed.
Willems's publisher was not immediately encouraging.
So they immediately encourage local officials to squelch the sounds, smells and movements of any manufacturers or wholesalers still in the neighborhood.
Ms. Brown's five works leave you pondering whether she can handle longer ones or whether she is mainly a miniaturist; Ms. Miller's "Wonderland" — which, despite its real merits, has an unfriendly tone that doesn't immediately encourage viewers to go back and investigate its mysteries — makes you question how much variety she is capable of.
Marsh picked up on his actors' shared ways of working immediately, encouraging them to play scenes as written several times and then draw on ideas gleaned from rehearsals to try something new.
It's a tough and testing road that, until the government changes its attitudes towards the education system, is not going to transform into a world that is immediately encouraging and tolerant of diversity any time soon.
Furthermore, the need for respondents to answer complex, inter-related questions that can be cross-checked by the interviewer immediately encourages frank responses.
Here's how to do it: Issue the "speak" command, and immediately encourage your dog to bark.
