Sentence examples for possibly encouraged from inspiring English sources

Possibly encouraged by Portugal's example Spain set off in a hurry.

Searle, possibly encouraged by Redgrave's extraordinary fifth gold medal-winning effort in Sydney at the age of 38, duly set out to test the truth of Grobler's words.

Not only have they possibly encouraged scores of aspiring jihadists, they have provided another occasion for more politicians and editorialists around the world to join the chorus calling for the closure of Guantánamo.

Reassured by the willingness of some to spend vast amounts, and possibly encouraged by the latest progression of the Dow Jones, the attendance ran up picture after picture well above the high estimates.

Meanwhile, those who are more critical of Qaboos have been nervous about sticking their necks out – though possibly, encouraged by events in other parts of the region, they are now losing that fear.

Indeed this sort of ambivalence, possibly encouraged by the BBC's readiness – shared by few other media organisations – to subject its own senior executives to painful on-air grillings, may characterise how many Britons and even BBC employees feel about the corporation.

The computers might carry ads and possibly encourage shopping on a particular Web site.

"That's a lot of pictures of coffee," he jokes and possibly encourages.

While possibly encouraging anorexia, Ally helped to end snobbery about the quality of American television.

Complementing the Frick's own collection of masterworks, they make a compelling show, one that could possibly encourage a visit to the Toledo museum itself.

Can a supervisor whose own ego would be diminished if his own wife made more than him possibly encourage, promote and reward a woman who works for him?