Sentence examples for looking for encouraging from inspiring English sources

But those looking for encouraging signs have to hunt hard indeed.Europe is supposedly in the middle of a "Decade of Roma Inclusion", launched in 2005 when the governments of the countries with big Roma populations (Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia) agreed to close the gap in education, employment, health and housing.

Parata was on as a replacement for the injured Stacey Ili and Connacht also lost Tiernan O'Halloran and Cian Kelleher to injury while Bundee Aki soldiered on in clear discomfort but any Bristol supporters looking for encouraging signs for next season, when Pat Lam takes the reins, were not disappointed.

He would still have been looking for encouraging signs, however, especially from striker Andy Carroll.

The first step is to get your children to start looking for themselves and encouraging them to notice the changes and to record what they are seeing.

The designers aimed the book at experienced players and DMs looking for something new, encouraging them to customize the game's rules.

Housing experts are looking for ways to encourage local builders to provide labor and material for crash programs.

"We're always looking for ways to encourage people to come out of their automobiles," he added.

Mario Draghi, the central bank president, had said in recent months that the bank was looking for ways to encourage lending to small business.

TeachableMoment's mission is to help teachers looking for ways to encourage critical thinking on issues of the day, as well as foster a positive classroom environment.

Rural areas, too, that have lost local supermarkets to distant big-box retailers are looking for ways to encourage convenience stores to offer healthier choices.

To get those high marks, while doing all the extracurricular activities colleges are also looking for, you were encouraged to develop a prudential attitude toward learning.