Sentence examples for problem encouraging from inspiring English sources

Hiking rates would only exacerbate the problem, encouraging more saving and less investment.

That can only worsen the problem, encouraging bullies to become increasingly hurtful.

"[A few years ago], I would've had no problem encouraging a student to take out a maximum amount of money in student loans for their undergraduate degree.

Porter's had no problem encouraging his men to be aggressive in games, but as it stands RSL could carve them up if they over-commit.

In a Washington speech he gave before President Bush chose him for the Treasury post, Mr. O'Neill said Alcoa stopped making political contributions because "we decided we were part of the problem, encouraging these people to do this stupid stuff".

But because contracting officials did not secure the manufacturer's data rights, they have nowhere else to turn to meet soldiers' needs.The Pentagon and Congress have paid lip service to fixing the problem, encouraging procurement officials to buy data rights more often and to minimise one-bid contracts.

Assuming that you can fix the problem, encourage the customer to give your service or store another try and to reconsider the negative post.

This penalty regularizes (stabilizes) the optimization problem, encourages sparse portfolios (i.e., portfolios with only few active positions), and allows accounting for transaction costs.

The advice given - "you are taking a permanent solution for a temporary problem" encouraged Savage to reach out to the suicidal caller he had.

Recognition of this problem encouraged the introduction of reforms aimed at separating medicine prescribing and dispensing.

Our multidisciplinary field tackles endless real-world problems encouraging faculty and researchers explore the boundaries of existing and emerging technologies.