Sentence examples for somehow encouraging from inspiring English sources

(That is probably a silly detail to pass on to you, but it was somehow encouraging to us).

If there is any unanimity among voters here, it is that the Bush administration has fueled Youngstown's downward spiral by somehow encouraging corporate investment overseas.

I'm still waiting for a final end to the outdated and disproven belief that by talking about the reality of drug use, relapse and overdose we are somehow encouraging someone to use drugs".

Despite this call for IPV education, training interventions aiming to improve GPs' response are rare [ 2, 3, 11, 12] and although their results have been somehow encouraging, their overall effectiveness remains uncertain [ 12, 13].

Recently, large long-term trials also provided somehow encouraging (although not totally conclusive) results on the possible effects of fixed combinations (namely, salmeterol + fluticasone), long-acting beta2 agonists (LABA, namely salmeterol) and long-acting antimuscarinic agents (LAMA, namely tiotropium) on mortality and decline in lung function [ 2, 3, 6, 7].

Perhaps the most surprising, and somehow encouraging, element of the incident was that it demonstrated that people still get upset about this sort of thing.

The products claim that a flat, featureless, continuous sound somehow encourages slumber.

"I don't believe that Jeremy Corbyn as an individual somehow encourages the bullying of Labour MPs," he told the BBC.

"We've got to somehow encourage GPs and the public to reserve them for those who are really unwell.

America somehow encourages this vagabond self, and that is surely why so many people who migrate feel at home here: they can be outsiders yet still belong.

But the country is nevertheless engaged in a far-reaching debate about whether America's behavior in recent years did not somehow encourage the attacks.