Sentence examples for network encourages from inspiring English sources

Rather than simply providing traditional ads, the social network encourages companies to engage with users by telling them stories.

The City of Sanctuary network encourages practical ways for ordinary citizens to demonstrate solidarity with and support for refugees in their own communities.

Charlie Kireker, the chairman of Air America, said in a statement that the radio network "encourages strong opinions about public affairs but does not condone such abusive, ad hominem language by our hosts".

The value network encourages a social enterprise to build relationships with all surrounding parties that are related to social enterprises.

The company's online community network encourages anyone involved with a local organization (professionally or privately) to post and ask for volunteers.

The network encourages interdisciplinary research across departments and universities, so that environmental scientists collaborate with energy scientists, for example, and architects with plant scientists, says David Thomas, director of the Bangor University-based network.

She says she always knew she would "do something with that painting", but was catalysed by the museum's recent marketing campaign plastered over the Paris Métro network, encouraging parents to "bring your children to see naked people".

In Turkey it had long been assumed that Gülen's network, encouraged by the Justice and Development party (AKP), with whom it shared a background in Turkish Islamist movements, had infiltrated the judiciary and the security apparatus but those who dared to speak up were swiftly punished.

The two-way quality of the network encouraged the viral spread of sharing.

Seven of the interviewees stated that the network encouraged a review to be made of severe cases as a means of identifying where and how problems occurred.

The satisfactory results of predicting phenotypes based on the curated network encourage us search for perturbations to the network that may reprogram cell fate, e.g. yeast cells sporulate under growth condition or proliferate under sporulation condition.