Sentence examples for may encourage or from inspiring English sources

By articulating the risks of entrepreneurship (financial, psychic, social), this definition suggests a possible range of antecedents that may encourage or discourage entrepreneurial intention in a country's youth.

This is problematic both for the individual and society, since disadvantages in the labor market may encourage or force ex-offenders to bounce back to the criminal world and fail to reintegrate into society post-punishment (Needels, 1996; Wu and Wu, 2012).

Complying with the principles, and recognizing the hard truths of human performance during design, can assist businesses in identifying whether people are likely to be placed in situations that may encourage or lead them to behave in ways that are in conflict with the design intent or the organization's assumptions and expectations.

Indeed, a 2005 Home Office Consultation on the Possession of Extreme Pornographic Material failed to definitively establish that link, though its authors hypothesized that extreme pornography "may encourage or reinforce interest in violent and aberrant sexual activity".

In other words, if you are one of the three most promising companies in a batch of ten, the VC may encourage (or force) you to take big risks and swing for the home run, even when a base hit or double is a smarter move.

These findings suggest that surrounding greenness may encourage or facilitate increased physical activity during pregnancy, when women may have more free time and spend more time at home.

While the ads may encourage donations or voluntarism, they do not help parents or voters understand what has changed and, perhaps more important, why they should support those changes.

If they create maps that not only maximize Democratic chances in the two new districts but also threaten any of the eight Republican incumbents, they may encourage one or more of the Republican congressmen to run for governor or United States senator next year.

High-temperature and long-duration surface wildfires may encourage flashover or torching: the drying of tree canopies and their subsequent ignition from below.

For example, productivity-based payment (a fixed amount per campaign participant) may encourage continued or increased efficiency.

The finding that officers were more likely to report CAM use, independent of education and salary, has not been noted previously and may reflect a more career-conscious population whose focus on fitness and leadership may encourage physical or mental performance-enhancing supplementation.