The phrase 'truly encouraging' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express great encouragement, and can be used in situations such as job performance evaluations or telling a friend they've achieved something great. For example: "Your dedication and hard work have been truly encouraging and I'm proud of the progress you've made."
This is truly encouraging for a physician, like myself, who has devoted their practice to helping people pair the individual motivations that they need to lose weight with the science and knowledge of how to do so, once and for all.
It outlines a truly encouraging story in materials science in the modern era.
Every state should enact Election Day registration, so that we are truly encouraging everyone to vote.
What should be truly encouraging to the White House, in a life-is-a-zero-sum-game sort of way, is that things are going badly for the Republicans.
We also see progressive, and truly encouraging, contemporary programs that aim to keep kids out of prison, and we learn about adolescent brain development and its role in behavior and decision-making.
Obviously, this was crucial for netting an important opening win on the road, but perhaps more importantly in the bigger picture, as a sign of potential improvement this season the truly encouraging thing was the underlying reason for Denver's ability to draw fouls in this game: attacking the rim at an impressive rate.
Such steps would truly encourage new investment and also focus their benefits on the small and medium-size businesses hit hardest by the economy today.
She told The Independent: "I truly encourage you guys to get to the beach (or a pool) this summer – don't let body shame keep you from having a good time".
"We are finally moving toward a pricing system," says Barton Thompson, a professor of natural resources at Stanford Law School, "which is really the only way to truly encourage people to conserve".(Photo credit: FREDERIC J. BROWN / AFP).
If senior managers truly encouraged their juniors to hold off in the name of political correctness, they took the path of least resistance and should be brought to book.
While many say they do, too few organizations truly encourage failure.
