Sentence examples for rather encouraging from inspiring English sources

In this respect, NCH looks rather encouraging.

Yet for those who believe that excessive risk of being sued is one of the biggest drags on the competitiveness of American business, it is all rather encouraging.

But with the three largest emitters — China, the U.S., and the European Union — all showing evidence of decoupling, the signs are suddenly rather encouraging.

So when McMahon talks of his "Oldham model" it seems to be less about getting others to run services wholesale, but rather encouraging them to take on certain services where it's judged appropriate.

But more than that, it tells us something scary about how vulnerable the internet is, and something rather encouraging about how ingeniously and selflessly people can cooperate in its defence.

Bearing in mind the subjective nature of the data, the obtained classification accuracy is rather encouraging.

He would rather encourage land owners to donate land to conservation organizations through trusts or easements.

Our view is that we would rather encourage you to engage with fewer drinks, but better ones.

For Orwell, "Creeds like pacifism and anarchism, which seem on the surface to imply a complete renunciation of power, rather encourage this habit of mind".

An NHS England spokesman said: "We do not want to increase the workload of GPs, but rather encourage GPs to work differently to meet patient needs.

"It will rather encourage us to speed up our efforts with our national, regional and international partners in order to achieve that".