Sentence examples for rather than encourage from inspiring English sources

Yet rather than encourage, could this not backfire?

That would ultimately stifle, rather than encourage, creativity.

It can force people to act ethically, rather than encourage unethical acts.

Rather than encourage sound management that builds good companies, that would actually punish long-term commitments.

Too often we belittle, dismiss or ignore personal experience, rather than encourage the sharing of it.

But their terse verdict is designed to pre-empt, rather than encourage, debate.

There is always a danger that the promise of more cash will inhibit rather than encourage improvements in efficiency.

Forcing developers to build less profitable units acts as a tax, which could discourage, rather than encourage, supply.

Laurence H. Tribe replies: Larry Kramer attacks my review as an attempt to scare readers off rather than encourage discussion.

It's a sign of a fear-based organization, one that looks to place blame rather than encourage solutions.

The planning system tends to favour conservative building methods and facade treatments rather than encourage innovative approaches.