Sentence examples for is especially encouraging from inspiring English sources

Russia's performance is especially encouraging.

Given the comparative lack of goals from the strikers, the burgeoning understanding between Crouch and Adam is especially encouraging.

France's willingness to move against indicted Bosnian Serbs -- Mr. Krajisnik was captured by French commandos -- is especially encouraging.

Gradual progress in the field of commercial law, which is where a more prosperous bourgeoisie first makes its presence felt, is especially encouraging.

David Pemsel, deputy chief executive of Guardian News & Media, said: "Our strong performance in Australia is especially encouraging less than a year since our launch there, while the announcement this week of Guardian US winning a prestigious Pulitzer prize underlines our influential position in the US media landscape.

Jeremy Corbyn has made some sensible and laudable suggestions on tackling the scourge of sexual harassment: the extension of a scheme tested in Bradford to register the number plates of  men who shout at women in the street, and the creation of a police hotline for reporting harassment and assault staffed exclusively by women, is especially encouraging.

Ms. Shaw said she is especially encouraged that New Possibilities told her it takes on just one project at a time and will place 10 people on YogaFit's account.

Both ministers say green technology is especially encouraged.

This is especially encouraged if some section contains fewer ideas or elements than the other ones.

Involvement of groups of residents and other NGOs is especially encouraged as it brings also environmental education for people.

The use of semantic web technologies for this context is especially encouraged by the Linked Data initiative.