Sentence examples for out encouraging from inspiring English sources
Pembroke rugby club in Oxford was suspended last year after an email, entitled Free Pussy, was sent out encouraging players to pick a fresher and spike her drink.
"It's that they make it too easy for people to spread out, encouraging forms of development that are inherently wasteful and damaging.
Maintaining calm, expressing sympathy, thanking the child for having the strength to reach out, encouraging problem solving together, and following up later to make sure a proposed solution worked those are all ways adults can support kids and nurture relationships that will help stop bullying.
More than an "English" auction, where bids are public, this would play on applicants' fear of missing out, encouraging high rollers to bid closer to what they are willing to pay, rather than just a fraction more than their competitors, says Paul Klemperer, an auction theorist at Oxford University.
Studies have suggested that checklists may reduce errors for many reasons, including ensuring that all critical tasks are carried out, encouraging a non-hierarchical team-based approach, enhancing communication, catching near misses early, anticipating potential complications, and having technologies to manage anticipated and unanticipated complications.
If your volunteers are part of an ongoing effort, send out encouraging emails or postcards on a regular basis.
When a new job posting comes out: encourage and advocate.
Springwatch also, as Scoones points out, encourages people to actually get outdoors.
(Hewlett-Packard, they point out, encourages employees to arrive early at meetings so they can mingle).
In a rare moment this summer, her mother, who Ms. Riddle says often "cussed her out," encouraged her to be strong and to stay off drugs.
