Sentence examples for while that is encouraging from inspiring English sources

While that is encouraging, without a change in the law, the department could fall back into its old bad ways.

"We're excited about the reports we got on how he pitched last night, and I think that's a lot closer to where Weav needs to be and to anything we've seen this year for a while, so that's encouraging.

While that's encouraged the likes of Max New York, ICICI Lombard, Bharati Axa and Future Generali to raise the bar and launch a host of micro products, the government has, since last year, been funding its own micro health insurance program, called Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana.

The FDA has issued draft guidance to address some of these issues and, while that guidance is encouraging, I believe we need to do far more to protect consumers who depend on the integrity of the medications they are prescribed.

Clarke says: While it is encouraging that inflation is falling for goods that people 'have to' buy – i.e. food and energy, today's data continue to show a squeeze on living standards.

Although 1 in 10 respondents expressed that they never wanted health education while hospitalised, it is encouraging that only 3% disagreed with the statement that "hospital is a good place for patients to receive health promotion [education]".

While it is encouraging that Wal-Mart, the Gap, and other U.S. realtors that source from Bangladesh have finally declared a new commitment towards improving the safety of Bangladeshi factory workers, let's hope that these companies will actually abandon their previous race to the bottom labor practices in favor of protecting human lives.

While it is encouraging that businesses seem to be hiring in spite of the uncertainty in Washington, that could change quickly, said Ethan Harris, co-head of global economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

While it is encouraging that these differences were evident in only a limited of number of domains, that such disparities remain is concerning given the availability of locally-produced resources which aim to facilitate the delivery of these components of psychosocial assessment to culturally and linguistically diverse families.

"Government leadership in the fields of robotics and AI has been lacking," said Mathias, noting that by contrast major technology companies, including Google and Amazon, had recently formed a partnership on AI. "While it is encouraging that the sector is thinking about the risks and benefits of AI, this does not absolve the government of its responsibilities," she said.

Mark Castle, chief executive of Victim Support, an independent charity, said: "While it is encouraging that police forces are working well to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour, it's extremely concerning that in so many areas the police are failing to identify, assess or support the most vulnerable victims of crime – in particular children".