Sentence examples for was certainly encouraging from inspiring English sources
was certainly encouraging
adverb
In a way which is certain; with certainty.
Bennema's response when asked whether it was understandable that people might have doubts was certainly encouraging.
And when reporters asked him what this means for the relationship and what does it suggest about what the Pakistanis knew, he was certainly encouraging that those questions should be raised, and, you know, was just, under the surface, was smacking the Pakistanis around a little bit.
Although the early success of anti-VEGF therapy for neovascular AMD was certainly encouraging, the effects of long-term VEGF inhibition will require close monitoring.
This downward trend was certainly encouraging.
Mr. Cornyn said the "emphasis on border enforcement was certainly encouraging," but, he said, Congress should not wait for the whole package to pass before financing new border security measures.
His third book, "Rivers and Mountains," was nominated for a National Book Award four years ago, which was certainly encouraging, but poetry still feels to him like a pretty thankless business.
The use of Renaissance forms was certainly encouraged, however, by the general admiration for Classical antiquity.
Their use was certainly encouraged, however, by the general admiration for Classical antiquity.
It would be wrong to say The Pickwick Papers made me want to be a journalist, as the chances of that happening seemed vanishingly small at the time I read the book, but the idea of conveying what events were like was certainly encouraged by it.
That's certainly encouraging.
"The first few days are certainly encouraging.
