Sentence examples for thoroughly encouraged from inspiring English sources

And yet that is what our laws today have thoroughly encouraged.

If you have a specific goal for the season -- hitting for the cycle, throwing an inning of shutout relief, or proving to your parents that you really hate playing sports and would prefer instead to go to canoe camp -- you are thoroughly encouraged to chase it.

The most valuable tool we can apply in any work setting is our attention--it allows us to easily sustain focus, investigate problems thoroughly, and encourages the spaciousness and connection that breeds creativity.

Researchers are encouraged to thoroughly investigate and report on the random number generators they employ, and to avoid the substandard ones that are still widely available.

Bernstein's wailing clarinets from his Thoroughly Modern Millie score encouraged soprano Ariella Vaccarino's easy bravura in the "Trinkt L'Chayim" (Drink to Life) toast in the Jewish wedding scene.

But in a new book, David Bornstein offers a different perspective on globalization that is thoroughly uplifting and encouraging.

A Scottish government spokesman said: "The Scottish government is thoroughly committed to encouraging more people to use public transport and our record investment in the railways is evidence of this".

"The cult of genius that has dominated our understanding of the artist / writer for at least two hundred years — and which Stein thoroughly subscribed to — may have encouraged a certain exculpability for anything done in the name of creative expression.

Thoroughly different cultures have lately encouraged alliances between drug firms and biotech companies.A big American textile company, hurt by the Asian slowdown, is to cut capacity by a quarter in an industry already well battered in recent years.

As for health care workers returning from West Africa who have not been knowingly exposed to the virus, Frieden encouraged them to thoroughly monitor their own conditions and to coordinate with local health care officials who could provide "direct rapid monitoring".

Before widespread dissemination of this type of technology can be encouraged, its impact must be thoroughly evaluated [ 14].