Sentence examples for thought encouraging from inspiring English sources

"This was always an experiment and just one of many ways we were trying to encourage students to explore public interest careers," said Martha Minow, the dean of the law school, adding, "What we found is that we had less trouble than we thought encouraging that".

Just when we thought encouraging first-quarter numbers had signaled the end of the semiconductor slump, the industry has to cross at least one more bridge before a long-awaited recovery can be considered fully underway.

These data suggest that the effect of influenza on otherwise-healthy daycare or school-age children may be more substantial than is usually thought, encouraging wider pediatric use of influenza vaccine to reduce the overall extent of infection.

Being abroad, he thought, encouraged the sense of compositional freedom.

His timing may be off, you might think, encouraging people to buy just as they lose interest because property values are slipping.

I think encouraging people to be creative is a really good thing".

I think encouraging people to dress up is capitulating to established power, as though decision-makers won't listen to us unless we dress up...

I think encouraging people to take time to say something and then listening to them say it is a pretty big start.

This, it thinks, encourages club owners to pursue longer-term growth strategies and avoid excessive risk-taking or debt.

He seemed to mean the most generous policies that many economists think encourage excessive use of medical care.

emcwill74 "Page 3 is outdated, objectifies women and I think encourages this weird mentality of women as 'birds' whose breast shape, size and appearance you get to rate".