Sentence examples for that encourage far from inspiring English sources

This would have the added benefit of addressing conditions that encourage far too many young Arabs to glorify terrorism as a legitimate means for dealing with the challenges of the modern world.

The new chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange is preparing a plan that would encourage far more trading on its electronic system and perhaps blunt criticism from institutions of the trading now done on its floor, according to executives who have been briefed on the measure.

In the long run, threat inflation — the exaggerations that encourage paralyzing fear — may be far more harmful than monetary inflation.

But social capital the networks and shared values that encourage social co-operation is woollier and far harder to measure.

Festival officials chose to move the start date up to take advantage of September's warmer weather, a decision that has encouraged far greater attendance.

Competitions that encourage excess.

Although the Federal Reserve continues to follow a generous monetary policy that encourages money supply growth far greater than its targets, the central bank has not taken aggressive actions to reduce short-term interest rates.

The result of this journey is the best book (so far) that encourages actual Christians and anyone else with a heart, to meet undocumented migrants as neighbors and as friends.

Her musicians, the pianist Don Rebic and the bassist Dick Sarpola, maintained a low profile in refined pop-jazz arrangements that encouraged Ms. Andreas to fly as far and wide as she wished.

In the runup to the financial crisis, they took reckless risks, invented ever more dangerous esoteric derivatives, vastly overpaid their employees, failed to think through the consequences of their actions and participated in a system that encouraged homeowners to take on mortgages far beyond their means.

When my first novel, Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, was published by Tor Books in January 2003, I also put the entire electronic text of the novel on the Internet under a Creative Commons License that encouraged my readers to copy it far and wide.