Sentence examples for normally encouraged from inspiring English sources
We're normally encouraged to think of private life as precious and public life as a nuisance, she writes, but "disasters, in returning their sufferers to public and collective life, undo some of this privatization, which is a slower, subtler disaster all its own".
Many believe that Ahmed Mohamed's name, race and religion caused him to be punished for something that is normally encouraged in white children.
Preconception care is normally encouraged informally 7 and typically offered opportunistically by the general practitioners (GPs) and others, for example with advice on folic acid use.
The stocking of silver carp and grass carp is not normally encouraged in Indian reservoirs, though a few isolated cases in reservoirs of Tamil Nadu and the northeast are known.
A cut in issuance normally encourages buying.
RESTAURANTS with big investments in wine do not normally encourage customers to carry in their own.
They have given impulse travelers an advantage over those who do what most airlines normally encourage: reserve and pay for their tickets as far in advance as possible and avoid any changes.
Pushy parents normally encourage children to specialise in one sport at an early age.
In developing countries, social learning normally encourages the emergence of a positive attitude about the adoption of soil conservation innovation (Dessie et al. 2013) but in more economically developed countries, soil degradation and other land concerns require immediate policy attention informed and underpinned by rigorous technical knowledge (Thomas et al. 2012).
Cupertino will deliver all the things that normally encourage their loyal customers and many new ones to jump on board, including improved processor power and performance, but if they can also deliver on some of the fever dreams of iPhone watchers, we'll see a launch that exceeds any that came before it.
I don't normally encourage multitasking, but I'll allow it if it'll help you sleep better.
