Sentence examples for sufficient to encourage from inspiring English sources

Such a program might be sufficient to encourage many if not most guest workers ultimately to return to the country and culture of their birth.

That structural flaw should be sufficient to encourage workers to gain more education and employers to provide more on the job training.

China backed the new sanctions in the hope that they would be sufficient to encourage North Korea to return to the negotiating table to discuss denuclearization, but not so harsh that they would cause the North's collapse.

This could encourage Tehran to restrict the funds earmarked for its allies, which though small compared to the money or weapons that Saudi Arabia distributes to counter Iranian influence in the Arab world, have been sufficient to encourage fears of Iranian power.

In Harbin, a city in the north-east, one representative who opposed price increases became something of a media celebrity last month, after he threw down a bottle of mineral water in disgust at not being given the time, he alleged, to express his views at a hearing.Several newspaper articles have also pointed out that price increases alone might not be sufficient to encourage more frugal use.

However, there are major overlaps, sufficient to encourage some critics (myself included) to refer to Intelligent Design Theory as "Creationism-lite".

The pitches have been excellent with sufficient bounce to encourage six-hitting.

But such regional cap-and-trade programmes are unlikely to set prices for CO2 emissions for a long enough time and with sufficient certainty to encourage investment in facilities to produce conventional oil substitutes.

And, at least since the 1951 Festival of Britain, neither have there been sufficient funds to encourage and enable many of the ambitious new buildings, public facilities and minority sports that are now receiving support.The Treasury is right to be careful with public money.

Auctions have most recently been conducted without sufficient incentives to encourage full use and competition.

The results of this brief study provide sufficient evidence to encourage future studies.