Sentence examples for which then encouraged from inspiring English sources

Their alliance to power the iTunes store helped Apple sell gobs of iPods and later iPhones, which then encouraged people to buy Macs and MacBooks so all their devices would play nicely together.

Otherwise there was too much fluff released on labels like Traum and Trapez, which then encouraged lesser talents to clog up record-shop shelves in Berlin and Soho with absolute rubbish.

That in turn creates demand for more roads, which then encourages more car purchases.

That extra heat makes cities hotter, raising night-time temperatures by up to 2C, which then encourages people to turn up their air conditioning even higher.

ReprintsMr Shourie's point is that the BJP's economic reforms are restricted by pressures from its coalition partners, often encouraged by vested business and other interests which then encourage bureaucrats to delay implementation of policies.

This included technically unfounded claims that the picture of the Momo challenge doll "is being used by hackers to harvest information" which then "encourages them to add a contact on messaging service WhatsApp, then hounds them with violent images and dares".

Death of the host allows microorganism to grow, which then encourages dauer larvae to exit and resume reproductive development.

Then they can choose the actions that they want to encourage ("from riding your bike to work to eating more healthy") or create actions of their own, which are then encouraged and tracked through a variety of company channels including mobile apps, intranet, and email.

Professor Mark Post, a physiologist from Maastricht who masterminded the project, explained to a news conference in London that his team had developed the burger from stem cells taken from cow muscle, which were then encouraged to grow and expand in the lab with added nutrients to eventually become strips of muscle.

China, space, and military are three words that, when assembled, can inspire a lot of hysterical silliness, which can then encourage a poor grasp of reality, which leads to a bunch of dumb questions being asked by everyone from pundits to politicians.

It immediately lifts the ceiling on the amount of oil Iraq can sell under the oil-for-food programme, whereby Iraq is allowed to sell oil for cash which it is then encouraged to use, under UN supervision, to buy food and medicines (unlike other goods, these have never been subject to the UN's trade embargo on Iraq).