Sentence examples for possibly encouraging from inspiring English sources

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

The congressional elections could serve as a national referendum on Mrs. Kirchner's presidency, with a loss possibly encouraging party members to dump the president before the 2011 presidential election, analysts said.

A proposed merger was rebuffed in 2003 and earlier this year relations between the companies soured, possibly encouraging the ACS bid and triggering the departure of Wal King, Leighton's long-standing chief executive.

Gensler identified several loopholes in Obama's plan, noting that it would exclude foreign exchange swaps from regulation, possibly encouraging swap dealers to tailor products to fit this foreign exclusion.

The questions included for each cohort were equivalent for all behaviours except alcohol intake, which included a more detailed drinking grid in the 1999/2003 study, possibly encouraging increased reporting.

Questions on alcohol intake included a more detailed drinking grid in the 1999/2003 study, which possibly encouraging increased reporting in this later cohort, while use of interviewer-administered questionnaires may have led to under-reporting of behaviours.

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.

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

Inspired by the Hezbollah model, Iran will possibly encourage the NDF to form a political movement.

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.