The phrase "implicitly encouraging" is both grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a part of a sentence that conveys a message of encouragement without directly stating it. Example: "Although her boss didn't explicitly say it, Mary picked up on his tone of voice, which was implicitly encouraging her to take on the new project."
The vice president explained the rationale behind his continuing court fight, implicitly encouraging the editors and executives not to join Ms. Harris in declaring Mr. Bush the winner.
But laws can certainly encourage such bigotry, by implicitly encouraging the citizenry to pick on one class of people: in this case, Latinos.
No wonder that a vexed coalition, which includes not only Peres, but also the current President, Reuven Rivlin, a Likud member, have rejected the law, implicitly encouraging Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni, centrist members of Netanyahu's cabinet, to ally themselves with Labor and stand their ground.
No wonder that a vexed coalition, which includes not only Peres, but also the current President, Reuven Rivlin, a Likud member, have rejected the law, implicitly encouraging Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni, centrist members of Netanyahu's cabinet, to ally themselves with Labor and stand their ground.
Pokémon sends this innate desire into overdrive by implicitly encouraging users to compare their collections.
Thus, you might find firefighters implicitly encouraging kids to play with fireworks on dry hillsides and allow buildings to be built with only one exit and no sprinklers.
Both implicitly encouraged exceptionalism.
The sites also implicitly encourage sexual pursuit of unwilling women.
Government officials said López implicitly encouraged the violence.
Specifically, we explore whether, and under what conditions, seniors and staff are implicitly encouraged to underreport time through future engagement staffing decisions and the performance evaluation process.
That implicitly encouraged the tribes to rely on Islamic law and undercut the Iraqi police, who are struggling to gain respect.
