Sentence examples for problems are encouraged from inspiring English sources

Results from this study showed some advantages in the use of machine learning to analyze discrete traits in genome-wide prediction, although model comparisons for specific case problems are encouraged.

In his office overlooking downtown Accra, Amenyah dismisses the suggestion that Ghana's economic problems are encouraging cocoa smuggling.

Referrals of depression and all the anxiety disorders (including OCD and PTSD), as well as some other common mental health problems, were encouraged.

Even so, for a high-ranking politician to publicly condemn the stigmatising of mental health problems is encouraging.

While these are disheartening numbers with potentially devastating consequences, the fact that Germany is directly confronting its problems is encouraging.

One of the association's largest current problems is encouraging more adults to volunteer with the scouts to reduce the number of youths currently on waiting lists.

Obtained results of vectorization applied to realistic weight optimization problem are encouraging when compared with the results of the classical scalar form optimization, showing a significant improvement in magnitude as well as in reduced computation time needed to reach the optimum.

The reality is more nuanced: Microsoft's problems are smaller in the short run than its critics imagine, but bigger in the long run.That Microsoft has admitted to having a problem is encouraging.