Sentence examples for new encouraging from inspiring English sources

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

But Manager Joe Girardi, during his daily recap of the Yankees' injuries, revealed that Rodriguez has entered a new encouraging phase of his rehabilitation in Tampa, Fla. "He's moving more," Girardi said.

Israel-Palestine, by contrast, is a draining confrontation but not today the potential spark to a conflagration; nor does it offer any new encouraging elements; nor is it likely that Netanyahu, if re-elected next year, would cease using Iran as a diversion from serious engagement with the Palestinians, who are divided in crippling ways they and the United States are reluctant to address.

New encouraging perspectives for improving the current state in clinical diagnosis and in the identification of nephrotoxic injuries are emerging from metabolomics studies [ 81].

Many new encouraging studies support an optimistic view of the future, although many dark zones remain in the pathway to cure MM.

In the past years data about molecular mechanisms of liver carcinogenesis, signal transduction pathways and potential therapeutic targets have been accumulated, providing new encouraging treatment options (Llovet and Bruix, 2008).

Facebook was built to foster engagement, and sensationalism (just one of the many forms of Fake News) encourages engagement.

Seeley used it to show how new technologies encourage new niches and habitats, requiring new collective and individual behaviours.

The New Article Booster's Barnstar: For making consistent and exceptional improvement to new articles while encouraging new editors.

Causes of stock market booms: –Fads, trends or new developments emerge encouraging new investment.

Yet the reach and ferocity of new laws encouraging reconciliation are making Western donors and many Rwandans queasy.