Sentence examples for particularly encouraging for from inspiring English sources

The performance by Milbrett in the consolation game had to be particularly encouraging for Heinrichs.

This is particularly encouraging for the wine trade in Bordeaux, which has been struggling following a series of lacklustre red vintages.

"A recession in Europe is not particularly encouraging for exports," James Knightley, an analyst at the Dutch bank ING, said in a note to clients Friday.

Neither number is particularly encouraging for a team seeking a playoff berth, nor is the fact the Mets have lost four of their last five games.

It was not easy, or pretty, or particularly encouraging for the Nets, who watched their 22-point first-half lead get whittled down in the second half.

George Stephanopoulos last week completed his first regular season as the sole host of ABC's public affairs program "This Week," and the early returns on the Sunday morning popularity contest are not particularly encouraging for the network.

In a particularly encouraging sign for the general election, Romney did very well with women and Hispanics — two groups that Barack Obama will be relying on to win reëlection.

These are particularly encouraging results, for these two genomes have been well studied.

The results are particularly encouraging, as for the LLLL and ALG peptides used in these in vivo tumour experiments we could only obtain coupling ratios of 0.25 and 0.5 molecules of peptide to Ab, respectively, indicating the presence of non-conjugated Ab that may compete to some degree for binding.

The large reduction in rates among persons with diabetes ≥75 years of age was particularly encouraging; however, reasons for the decline in this age group remain unknown.

"What is particularly encouraging and bodes well for the sustainability of the construction upturn is that the purchasing managers survey indicates that the strength in activity and orders are widespread across sectors.