encouragement

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• We felt this opportunity was a new and unique way to provide the opportunity and encouragement to our employees in stores across the country to become more involved in the democratic process without worrying about sacrificing a shift at work.

• But, she says, even though shoppers need all the encouragement to buy these days, this trend is not only a pandemic story.

• Warm public markets can help with exit valuations and provide encouragement to private investors to keep investing in SaaS startups.

• But, over the past decade, with encouragement and funding from the Gates Foundation, the field has agreed on a standard assay and designated just a few laboratories that are certified to carry out standardized testing for all vaccine candidates.

• For such a tiny glyph, an emoji carries a lot of power—adding a dose of levity to a conversation or providing some much-needed encouragement to a friend.

• Condon can take some encouragement that the Times favorably reviewed an earlier Washington production of Side Show.

• Noor joined it in 2007 with the encouragement of a man he simply calls “Mr. Khattak.”

• If the crowd started to audibly sing one of his songs, he would lose track of the vocal and launch into screams of encouragement.

• Ultimately, all kids see a little bit of Bart in themselves—a scared but bright kid who just needs some encouragement and trust.

• I have been in ballparks for seventeen years and I have never received anything but kindness and from you fans.