Sentence examples for which was encouraged from inspiring English sources

A new ethic stressed an individualistic duty to self, which was encouraged by the growing influence of psychotherapeutic values.

Under Swedish sovereignty the Finnish tribes gradually developed a sense of unity, which was encouraged by the bishops of Turku.

High-frequency trading, which was encouraged by allowing prices to move in increments of a penny or less, and by technological advances, would be discouraged.

Today the domestic steel industry, which was encouraged by the Canadian protective tariff of 1879, is centred at Hamilton and Sault Ste.

When faced with the reality of the Holocaust, and with the Rwandan genocide, which was encouraged and fuelled by radio propaganda, would these same libertarians be quite so keen to maintain that words alone have no power to corrupt?

When he was at Goldman, that firm had bought a commodities trader in 1981, J. Aron & Company, which was encouraged to take more risks and became a huge success.

The first section was labeled "humor," which was encouraging.

"But I had numerous birdie chances, which was encouraging.

"He refused to give into the temptation to make rash promises, which was encouraging".

It was always going to be difficult here but we defended well against a strong front line, which was encouraging.

There seemed nothing for England to fear despite the cloud cover which was encouraging the ball to swing.