Sentence examples for seriously encouraged from inspiring English sources

If talks in Afghanistan are seriously encouraged, it could go the same way once foreign troops at last withdraw.

I wrote the bare minimum that I had to to get in, and it was around half-way through my first year that I actually started to take writing music on my computer seriously, encouraged by my friends and a Jai Paul record.

The best of the capital's raves include Secretsundaze's offering Carnival Du Freak (Shapes, E9), where dressing up as something seriously twisted is encouraged; soundtracking the melting facepaint are the Black Madonna, Trus'me and Kassem Mosse.

It's hoped that by taking these cases seriously, women will feel encouraged to disclose other gendered crimes.

Though Blumenthal was not an employee of the State Department at the time he passed along the gold conspiracy, Hillary Clinton clearly took his views seriously, and sometimes even encouraged aides to put the information to use.

The constant abuse, many officers and enlisted men believed, encouraged desertion and seriously weakened the armies in the field.

A decade ago, Krimsky and Rothenberg [29] encouraged journal editors "to take seriously the implementation of disclosure policies in response to the escalation of financial interests of authors".

No, but seriously: in one way or another, you're encouraged to drink everywhere you go, except for the bank and... the blood bank.

People have to feel inspired to think about potential improvements, they need to feel encouraged and confident enough that their idea will be taken seriously, and then to feel supported enough to want to work on developing the idea with others.

Recently Wajid Shamsui Hasan, Pakistani High Commissioner, said the US strikes "violated" his country and encouraged extremism while last month Navi Pillay, UN Commissioner on the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict said she was "seriously concerned" by reports of civilian deaths in Yemen, Pakistan and Somalia.

"Just encouraged".