Sentences with phrase «like encouraging news»

That sounds like encouraging news for landlords around the country who are rapidly expanding food halls in urban shopping districts.

New data on maternal mortality looks like encouraging news but is hardly cause for celebration.

This may not seem like encouraging news at first, but it is a strong argument for hitting a department store with a wide variety of brands and styles to find out, once and for all, which suits work for you.

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The big social network is testing a new kind of ad that appears in mobile users» News Feeds to encourage them to «like» company pages.

This looks like hugely encouraging news for the Red Devils, as they faced a potential flurry of departures from these big names, even if some haven't always been first choice.

This should be encouraging news for bettors that like Atlanta, as this is a great opportunity to Bet Against the Public in a widely bet game.

There has been some speculation that conservatives in places like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania may have been encouraged to vote by negative news about Clinton and positive coverage of Trump.

It's hardly earth - shattering news that larger people like food, of course, but with the right triggers anybody can be encouraged to gorge.

«One of the tricky areas for people in the news literacy area is you want to encourage skepticism, you want to encourage people to be actively thinking about news, not just consuming it like candy,» she said.

A thread on the female - specific section of the social news Web site Reddit included comments from contributors reminiscing about her impact on their lives, like this one from rudesby: «I remember when I was in middle school, my sister and I met her at an event to encourage girls to get into the sciences.

Mildly encouraging news for Earthlings hoping to escape the scorched ruins of our own planet: A team of astronomers has found evidence for four Earth - sized (ish) worlds orbiting tau Ceti, a Sun - like star located just 12 light years away.

«Labeling lower strength alcohol may sound like a good idea if it encourages people to switch drinks, but our study suggests it may paradoxically encourage people to drink more,» senior author Theresa Marteau, of the University of Cambridge, said in a university news release.

I would have never thought this would work, so I just wanted to share my happy news and encourage other who, like me, may have been afraid to try it!!

If you're a gay guy looking for something serious like a long - term commitment, this should be encouraging news.

Sam Fuller knew what real crooks, cops, Army men and news guys were like, and he encouraged his casts to play it hard, spiky and dark.

We encourage you to «Like» us on Facebook to stay abreast of news and monthly service specials as it would be great to see you again soon.

If the 1960s cartoon plumbed comedy from putting the familiar in an unfamiliar context, the comic thrusts contemporary constructs like politics, consumerism, the military, and TV news into a Stone Age setting to encourage a frank reevaluation of perspective.

The good news is that a quick trim will not only give a fresh face to your home — much like getting a haircut — but will also encourage healthy growth for future foliage.

Hopefully news like this regarding the Wii U sales will only further encourage Nintendo to make sure they have a top - notch opening year with their next home console.

I'm told by company experts that Facebook is essential in driving traffic to my site, and since artists are not supposed to «sell» on social media, the indirect content they are instead encouraged to post makes them seem more like an unpaid news agency.

Looks like I spoke too soon about the words «new report» always being a sign of bad news these days — because this new study reveals some pretty encouraging information.

Facebook even encourages Camera posts to News Feed by making them full - bleed thanks to overlaid profile pics and Like / comment buttons.

yro.slashdot.org - SternisheFan writes with an excerpt from Wired with some (state - specific, but encouraging) news about how much latitude police are given to track you based on signals like wireless transmissions.