Sentence examples for might encourage further from inspiring English sources

He shows similar good sense in placing a pair of essays by William H. Gass and John Updike at the back, where they might encourage further musings without intruding on the main course — in this case, the glimpses of art to which the book is largely devoted.

Henry was concerned that Edward's absence might encourage further revolts, but was swayed by his son to negotiate with multiple parliaments over the next two years to raise the money.

Thus, the response of interleukin-10 to these specific antigens remains controversial in preclinical studies; however, our human data might encourage further investigation of whether interleukin-10 levels after exposure to specific antigens could be a useful tool for the detection of tuberculosis infection.

They open the door, they show no sign of friendliness that might encourage further discussion.

Altogether, these observations might encourage further studies on the use of KD in treatment of selected forms of GSD.

Whether the imbalance in the release of these two mediators is an early cause or result of pulmonary hypertension due to COPD is unknown, however the easy and quick detection by a non-invasive and useful assay might encourage further investigations.

The snag, however, is that a small revaluation of only 5% might encourage expectations of a further appreciation and attract more capital inflows.

And the crowd go absolutely wild/emit a rather patronising cheer, which might encourage Lajovic, or alternatively demoralise him further.

But we are concerned that short-term battlefield successes might encourage the Israelis to keep pressing further in an attempt to decimate Hamas.

This might encourage a certain discipline.

But a further collapse of order in Pakistan, which is increasingly described as a failing state, might encourage the soldiers to act.