Sentence examples for too encourage from inspiring English sources

But Apple's strategy is clear here too: encourage people who have an iPhone (a far larger number than Mac owners) to get a Mac too, because there are useful things it can do.

Yossi Kuperwasser, a retired Israeli general given responsibility by the Israeli government for monitoring Palestinian incitements to violence and to hatred of Israel, said in a telephone interview that while Mr. Abbas and the Palestinian Authority prime minister, Salam Fayyad, had been careful in their words, "they too encourage an atmosphere of terrorism".

They, too, encourage employees to share their opinions openly during monthly meetings, and afterward attendees receive surveys that ask whether the presentations met their needs, says Gansler.

Can Hollywood too encourage ever more "startups" — new movies, new series, new events — or will there come a reckoning after which it is forced to be far more selective about what's produced?

For all you know, this could be a period of growth and better self-understanding for you too! Encourage your child's own self-perpetuated expectations so that he or she learns how to live up to goals that are self-set, even if these amount to a "just a phase" in the end.

That is not too encouraging.

His response wasn't too encouraging.

The pension system, too, encourages limited earnings.

Here Andrew Balls was not too encouraging.

Prices for other grains have risen, too, encouraging farmers.

But the overall message is none too encouraging.