Sentence examples for skillfully encourage from inspiring English sources

However these practices are meant to skillfully encourage your own natural healing system and to compliment any existing healthcare treatments you are getting from your healthcare professional, therefore they should not be used if your health carer advises against them.

Marlborough skillfully encouraged this apprehension by constructing bridges across the Rhine at Philippsburg, a ruse that not only encouraged Villeroi to come to Tallard's aid in the defence of Alsace, but one that ensured the French plan to march on Vienna remained paralysed by uncertainty.

The proposal is skillfully designed to encourage the 7,000 jurisdictions that administer elections nationwide to meet uniform standards in all aspects of the voting process, from the registering of voters to the training of poll workers and the reliability of machines used at polls, while still respecting the Constitution's delegation of election oversight to local governments.

Islamist violent extremist groups like ISIS believe in the power of propaganda and use social media and the Internet skillfully both to fuel a sense of grievance among their supporters and to encourage and incite acts of violence.

encourage people.

She knew it was unseemly of her to abandon him like that mid-sentence: he was telling her something so intimate and so important to him, and she had encouraged him to tell her these things, had skillfully probed for them.

By encouraging the fragmentation of the political parties and by skillfully using his powers of patronage to manipulate the party chiefs, Ferdinand became the dominant political figure in the country.

We have forgotten that it was George Wallace who so skillfully used "busing" to build his national base, venturing into the northern cities and encouraging the working-class whites of Boston, New York, Baltimore and Chicago -- to name four -- that their interest lay in oppressing blacks just as these workers had been oppressed by the robber barons and union haters.

It is encouraging to see such clear evidence that public programs can dramatically improve children's lives when they are skillfully and persistently implemented.

How encouraging.

Not encouraged.