Sentence examples for simultaneously encouraged from inspiring English sources

It simultaneously encouraged yield-conscious rich households to seek ways to channel their savings, via new financial products, into higher yielding debt instruments.

"This scrappy-slick confessional is a fascinating study in dualities: the woman who dated men while loving another woman; the mother who simultaneously encouraged and terrorized; the book title, 'Like Me,' that announces solidarity while begging for affection; the entourage that serves as polisher of her message and armor against its repercussions," Ms. Catsoulis added.

But maybe the most well-known is "A New Leaf," a weed-centric episode that simultaneously encouraged drug experimentation, worked as an anti-drug episode, and provided an accurate parody of preachy anti-drug episodes.

Several initiatives are underway in Winnipeg to build a proper understanding of the role these agencies play in prevention, protection and support as newcomers are simultaneously encouraged to express their views about these institutions.

Although the professionals who carried out the Geriatric Care Model performed their activities within the framework of a protocol, they were simultaneously encouraged to adjust their activities to the local primary care context.

The windfall tax answers calls for social justice while simultaneously encouraging banks to change their ways.

How can you simultaneously encourage your daughter to watch her size and accept her body?

This was not an aim of the intervention programme, but it is possible that some intervention components did simultaneously encourage walking.

Sending his envoys to talk about talks with the Chinese while simultaneously encouraging the global pro-Tibet lobby has achieved nothing.

MUTUAL FRIENDS (3 Stars) This app simultaneously encourages and discourages you from dating a given person while making you wonder whether your friends secretly despise you.

"Village" is also interesting in that it simultaneously encourages and thwarts voyeurism, inviting viewers to peer into one empty room after another.