Sentence examples for started to encourage from inspiring English sources

They started to encourage their friends to harass me too.

Imagine how quickly these numbers would swell if schools started to encourage pupils to sign up as digital champions.

In 1990 a charitable organisation called Helen Keller International started to encourage market gardens in Bangladesh, providing women (mostly) with seeds and advice.

"We started to encourage people to give more generally because we were getting saturation in terms of earmarked funds," Ms. Tierney said.

In the early 1980s, he dropped his "stop at two" policy, and started to encourage larger families among the better-educated.

Young Geoffrey was clever enough to get into grammar school, but says he was lazy until headteacher Molly Sawdon started to encourage his interest in drama.

Yet the rise of Shia power in Iraq may start to encourage demands for greater enfranchisement.

Now, however, the people are starting to encourage visitors, if in a charmingly idiosyncratic manner.

Also, parents start to see their children in a different way and become less apathetic [about education] and start to encourage them".

Rick Wade, a senior vice president at the American Hospital Association, said the organization was starting to encourage its members to explore the issue.

It is starting to encourage other Web sites to send it the ZIP codes of their registered users so Google can display ads relevant to their location.