Sentence examples for increasingly encouraged from inspiring English sources

They also find themselves increasingly encouraged to operate as "free agents," a popular phrase among consultants.

Service members are increasingly encouraged to seek treatment, without fear of punishment.

A tightening of purse strings has increasingly encouraged defection to fast-food chains such as Dunkin' Donuts or Panera Bread.

Film directors love to use the city as their set, and city administrations have increasingly encouraged the practice.

Today's physicians are increasingly encouraged to behave as if they were computers, and to reason from flowcharts and algorithms.

Over the next two years, both major parties increasingly encouraged strategic resignations of candidates whenever they foundered in the polls.

The college application process has contributed to the situation as students are increasingly encouraged to specialize in certain sports at the expense of intramural activities.

Similarly, when younger artists are increasingly encouraged to make work that tackles the problems of the world, she demonstrates that these things can't be easily calculated.

In an industry where novelists are increasingly encouraged to produce more of whatever proves successful, as often as possible, Michel Faber has made a virtue of unpredictability.

The state increasingly encouraged the development of wind farms for power generation, and in 2008 the U.S. Department of Energy awarded a $550 million nuclear physics research project to Michigan State University.

"Young people are increasingly encouraged to see themselves not as agents in life but as potential victims: of their dates, their roommates, their professors, of institutions and history in general," Mendelsohn wrote.