Sentence examples for to encourage with from inspiring English sources
verb
To mentally support; to motivate, give courage, hope or spirit.
- I encouraged him during his race.
We want to encourage with this prospectus private, philanthropic, NGO and state and territory additional support".
It struck me that this way of thinking was precisely the opposite of what America hoped to encourage with its trading partners.
I remember him as a dignified figure, a respectable grey silhouette, conducting the studio section as if it were his sworn and solemn duty, nudging the panel towards declarative sentences for the audience to encourage with applause.
But with companies like Apple finally launching iTunes in the country, the tides are slowly shifting — something regulators have been hoping to encourage with anti-piracy legislation.
But U.S. coal consumption increased in 2017 for the first time in five years because of higher natural gas prices ― a trend Trump promised to encourage with policies favorable to coal companies.
A more modest approach would be to encourage patients with diabetes to discuss risk with family members.
Regular feedback sessions with clinic staff, nurses, and clinicians were implemented to encourage compliance with protocols.
Colleges try to encourage empathy with others.
Investors ought to encourage companies with the best practices.
It's hard to tell him this, though; it's easier to encourage him with platitudes".
Welby also wants to encourage churchgoers with financial expertise to help these lenders.
