Most encouraging is the U.S. performance on productivity and engagement.
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Pod tech creates both the worst and most encouraging gadgets.
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That is perhaps the most encouraging result of the weekend.
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The turnout itself may have been the most encouraging sign.
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He's very spontaneous, and that to me is the most encouraging.
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Most encouraging is the fact that Sony didn't raise the price.
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Here are some of the most encouraging trends of the year.
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Most encouraging for the Mets, though, may be the Cardinals' schedule.
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Perhaps the most encouraging piece is that kindness can be contagious.
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New York's big inning concluded with perhaps the club's most encouraging sign.
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In a similar vein, perhaps most encouraging were her comments on rulemaking.
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The most encouraging recent Supreme Court decision along these lines was Brown v.
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All of this amounts to the most encouraging thing about the season premiere.
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She said the most encouraging hour of each day was from 8 a.m.
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The most encouraging thing to me is productivity is growing again, thank god.
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Rather, it aims to bolster one of the most encouraging trends in political life.
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That&aposs one of the things that was most stunning and most encouraging and comforting.
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Most encouraging within this list, however, are the emoji that better represent people with disabilities.
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Some of the most "encouraging advice" she's given him, he says, is about public speaking.
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The most encouraging aspect of the June report was the increase in the labor force.
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The NBA is among the most encouraging of fans using video content on social media.
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Most encouraging, the key fixes are relatively simple, and everyone agrees on what they are.
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"His example as a hard-working novelist was one of the most encouraging," she said.
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It isn't the most encouraging precedent for New York, where skepticism is a default position.
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Not exactly the most encouraging sentiment for Samsung to have coming from its exclusive launch partner.
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GEORGE: WELL, I THINK MOST ENCOURAGING HAS BEEN LOOKING AT VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE JOB MARKET.
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" Question from KubrickIsMyCopilot: "What's the most encouraging bit of progress your foundation has funded to date?
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THE MOST encouraging thing about Ukraine's presidential election is that nobody knows who is going to win.
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But perhaps the most encouraging part of the victory was the performance by Lundqvist, who had a .
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My review unit currently remains on a January security patch, which isn't the most encouraging thing to see.
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The most encouraging trend in recent years is the rising popularity of strong graphic warnings on cigarette packs.
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Most encouraging is how he spoke about the Empire issue at last weekend's press conference for The Last Jedi.
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This data isn't the most encouraging for startups working on new apps, but it's not all doom and gloom.
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Perhaps the most encouraging evidence comes out of Seattle, which has seen a significant drop in its infection rate.
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This double, original and timely triumph was one of the most encouraging developments of the year in classical music.
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To Mihalich, his players' curiosity about Kentucky, then the country's top-ranked team, was not the most encouraging sight.
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But one of the continent's most encouraging technology stories is that entrepreneurs and start-ups are stepping into the breach.
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That wasn't the most encouraging progress report, but it is wise not to rush tender $217 million elbows in March.
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OF ALL the measures of progress in public health in recent decades, statistics on childhood mortality are among the most encouraging.
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"My mother, Eve, is my biggest inspiration, my most encouraging champion, and my greatest sounding board," he writes on his blog.
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Perhaps most encouraging for the Democratic frontrunner: Clinton's support among youth voters doesn't appear dependent on getting matched up against Trump.
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But it's the ways in which Vaughn and his partners characterize virtual reality as being different than cinema that are most encouraging.
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Yet some of the most encouraging work for North Carolina came on defense against a team that it often has troubling containing.
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Photos MASS DOT and Rose F. Kennedy GreenwayPerhaps the most encouraging thought is that it's not too late for cities to change.
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But the most encouraging note for the Zags is the crisp play of Killian Tillie, their multiskilled but oft-injured big man.
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Woods had the most encouraging result of his comeback at last week's Honda Classic where he earned a share of 12th place.
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The most encouraging sign is that, for all of Kim Jong-un's brutal eccentricity, he generally acts in his own self-interest.
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Perhaps the most encouraging indicator is how widespread expansion is projected to be: the EIU only expects four economies to contract in 2018.
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The most rewarding part of this process has been meeting the most brilliant, hardest working, funniest, most encouraging people I have ever known.
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For Democrats, that has to be the single-most worrying survey finding of the past few weeks and, for Republicans, the most encouraging.
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That he strongly pressed Ms. Borda to join him in New York is the most encouraging indicator so far of his artistic ambitions.
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Perhaps the most encouraging trend we see is buyers across an increasingly broad set of industry verticals have focused on adtech and martech targets.
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"She's never not been supportive or a cheerleader, just the most encouraging person I've ever had in my life, on any level," he explained.
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He said North America and India were the most encouraging regions, while Japan, South Korea and parts of Southeast Asia were also picking up.
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The most encouraging trend, a direct result of being over-notified, is the increasing number of people bragging about a hiatus from specific technologies.
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While the offensive explosion wasn't unexpected, the defense was the most encouraging aspect for the Oklahoma, at least when it came to the starters.
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That was the most encouraging marker in her comeback, and a sign that she still has the quality and desire to win major championships.
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Perhaps the most encouraging development has been the stepping-up of the presence of Vanguard, the low-cost mutual fund giant, in the British market.
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The Clippers had assists on 20143 of their 40 field goals, and that was the most-encouraging part of the performance to coach Doc Rivers.
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We do however have one of the most encouraging and evolving independent music communities, so we feel very at home here doing what we're doing.
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One of the most encouraging things you want to see in the equities market is when a stock rallies in the face of bad news.
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Here's one of the most encouraging: The reduction in homicide has added three-quarters of a year to the life expectancy of African-American boys.
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Most encouraging is that it was a very favorable full-time part time split once again... with all the jobs gained being gained in full-time.
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Perhaps the most encouraging sign of increasing transparency is the colorful and meticulously detailed new brain map recently released by the N.I.H.-supported Human Connectome Project.
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The most encouraging messages I've received were from people who were inspired to get out of their comfort zone and stand for something they believed in.
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Perhaps the most encouraging sign in the monthly statistics was evidence that people who had long been sidelined were being lured back to the job market.
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However, it's this partnership between the UFC and the BBC which is arguably the most encouraging in propelling the sport's relevance in the UK in 2016.
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JD: Yeah, one of the most encouraging thing to us is the world is filled with what we call wantrepreneurs, people who are on the sidelines.
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However, the most encouraging stat may be that for families earning under $220,230, internet use increased to 2200 percent, up from 57 percent just two years ago.
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Perhaps the most encouraging trend in Birmingham is the emergence of articulate Muslim women who can call out their community's patriarchal conservatism without seeming patronising or racist.
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The most encouraging force in the debate is the Irish public's realization that their nation can no longer afford shameful religious bias to remain in the law.
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Company reps said the issue was the unusually noisy environment — and the fact that we were looking at prototypes — but it still isn't the most encouraging sign.
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Perhaps most encouraging, a study published in July tells us that it is not too late to benefit if we have managed to avoid exercising into midlife.
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Most encouraging of all, though, is Neymar: he's taken a little time to grow into the tournament, but he looks like he is here to play tonight.
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"Obviously he listened to that team, and that's what's most encouraging to me, is that he respects Mattis, he respects McMaster, he respects Kelly," Mr. McCain said.
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The most encouraging thing to me has been the extent to which the film has connected with people so outwardly different from the characters in the film.
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But perhaps most encouraging for Democrats in general is that a majority of South Carolina Democrats said they would be satisfied whether Clinton or Sanders wins the nomination.
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But in neighborhoods across the city, New Yorkers are mounting some of the most encouraging local efforts to integrate our intensely segregated public schools in over a generation.
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The most encouraging part of the win came from right-hander Max Scherzer, who worked seven strong innings after sitting out most of last week due to neck stiffness.
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Tyga's 13.8 million followers jumped on LiLo's comment with most encouraging her to shoot her shot, but it turns out the two don't have any connection in real life.
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Most encouraging for analysts, the broad market looks healthy as several different indexes from small-caps to the industrials sector have posted records, while economic data has been solid.
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Perhaps most encouraging for the anti-Brexit campaign: YouGov's polling has seen a sudden jump in the proportion of voters who think Brexit would leave "you personally" worse off.
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But perhaps the most encouraging sign for him is that individual candidates' fundraising on the Democratic side remains comparatively tepid, and that the field as a whole remains divided.
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" He then told his studio audience the "most encouraging moment" he saw at the inauguration was when Trump and Barack Obama shook hands, because it "set a good example.
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But the strange, and maybe most encouraging part of Sierra is that, for how big of a deal Siri is, it's hardly the most useful aspect of the new software.
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The most encouraging news came as 22019 ended, in the revelation that Chinese and American military officers have discussed possible scenarios involving regime collapse or military conflict in North Korea.
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The most encouraging regarding the campaign, however, is when SecuriGroup who operate in a venue I have been sexually assaulted in offered additional training for their staff specifically on the issue.
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And the ways in which SecureWorks does resemble some unicorns — top-line revenue growth, a history of losses and an enterprise-software business model — are not the most encouraging for investors.
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Indeed, some of the most encouraging news about Alzheimer's and related dementias are the recent reports that rates have declined in the UK and in older adults in the United States.
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His most encouraging recent performance was in defeat against Djokovic in Paris, where he saved all 12 break points he faced before losing his way in the decisive third-set tiebreaker.
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But the most encouraging part of their best start in 2349 years — 113 wins, 211 losses — is the killer instinct that shows up repeatedly, even after they have proven the point.
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His professional demeanor, even more than the numbers, might be the most encouraging thing about Torres, especially for those seeing him up close for the first time over an extended period.
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"The most encouraging trend I'm seeing is while guests were in our stores shopping for those big doorbuster items, they continued to shop multiple categories," Target CEO Brian Cornell said Thursday night.
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But the most encouraging sign may have been the recent return to practice of their star goaltender, Jonathan Quick, whose 22-17 season has been limited to a single period of play.
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What Hamels has found most encouraging about his recent run is that he has fully incorporated the mechanical changes that hampered him at times last year after he suffered an oblique injury.
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MOSCOW — Perhaps the most encouraging sign for Belgium's prospects in this World Cup came with 20 minutes to go on Saturday when the team's captain, Eden Hazard, was taken out of the game.
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Tell every high school senior you know this most-encouraging truth: making decisions, weighing fiscal demands, understanding yourself, managing a hundred to-dos, overcoming your worst fears — this is the stuff of greatness.
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Ben: The selection of Neil Gorsuch is the most encouraging decision to come out of the early days of the Trump administration, and the choice should be encouraging even to President Trump's opponents.
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Perhaps the most encouraging thing about the parliamentary elections on Sunday in Lebanon is that they were held at all after years of delay and political inertia, corruption, economic stagnation and foreign meddling.
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So perhaps the most encouraging development to be found in Flannery's 57-page slideshow on Monday is a plan to put just 12 directors up for a vote next year, including three new ones.
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"Most encouraging is (the) fact that both activity and pricing appear to be stabilizing in HP's (Helmerich and Payne's) primary U.S. land segment moving forward," wrote analysts for Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co on Tuesday.
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"Most encouraging is (the) fact that both activity and pricing appear to be stabilizing in HP's (Helmerich and Payne's) primary U.S. land segment moving forward," wrote analysts for Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co on Tuesday.
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"The most important thing in the seriousness that is an accident of this nature is that there were no deaths — that&aposs what is most encouraging for us," Aispuro said at a news conference.
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While the offense has been a plus, the most encouraging thing for Mesoraco is that he's been able to start behind the plate four consecutive days four times this season with no physical issues.
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So perhaps the most encouraging development to be found in Mr. Flannery's 57-page slide show on Monday is a plan to put just 12 directors up for a vote next year, including three new ones.
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"The results of SOLAR-1 are the most encouraging observed to date from a trial evaluating a PI3K inhibitor" for patients with this kind of breast cancer, said Fabrice Andre, a professor at France's Institut Gustave Roussy.
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"While we're happy with the performance of these smaller stores when they open, what's most encouraging is the continued growth we're seeing when the stores become mature," Target COO John Mulligan said on Wednesday's earnings conference call.
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But for the Yankees, the most encouraging story of the night had to be the continued dominance of Sabathia, who three years ago looked like yet another albatross on their payroll and another anchor on their roster.
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That said, there's notably no release date for any of the four SteamWorld titles yet — not the most encouraging sign to see from a service that has already had an issue with overpromising and underdelivering new titles.
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Perhaps the most encouraging comment came when Alex Azar, Secretary of Health and Human Services, expressed a desire to treat the opioid epidemic as a medical challenge rather than as a moral failing or a criminal matter.
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That's not the most encouraging thing to hear before an interview—especially if it's the only one he's giving about his excellent new album Enjoy The Great Outdoors (Run For Cover) under the name Spencer Radcliffe & Everyone Else.
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But perhaps the most encouraging thing one can say about "Solo" is that unlike "Rogue One," it not only leaves room for a possible sequel to this prequel, but finishes strongly enough that such a prospect seems enticing.
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KVITOVA MAKES QUARTERFINALS The two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova produced her most encouraging result since returning from a knife attack to advance to the quarterfinals of the Aegon Classic, a Wimbledon warm-up tournament in Birmingham, England.
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"One of the most encouraging things about running is seeing how younger folks have responded to our race positioning someone that's not so far removed from themselves being outspoken and fighting for what they believe in," she said.
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The single most encouraging study on the idea of a job guarantee comes from India, whose National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme is meant to offer a permanent, guaranteed source of income for rural farmers during the dry season.
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"This is not only a different technique for embryo editing, but the most encouraging fixing of an embryo with CRISPR to date," Eric Topol, a geneticist at Scripps Research Institute who was not affiliated with the study, told Gizmodo.
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In the most encouraging bit of recent news, Deborah Borda, a visionary who broadly shares Mr. Gilbert's values, is about to take over as the orchestra's executive director, following her game-changing tenure at the thriving Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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EditorsNote: fixes headline Diamondbacks hit four homers to hold off Reds CINCINNATI — The Arizona Diamondbacks hit four home runs on Sunday afternoon, but what was most encouraging was the overall offensive production which had been lacking in recent weeks.
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Perhaps most encouraging is the African American Male Achievement's honor roll for black students, male and female, with grade-point averages of 3.0 or above — an accomplishment celebrated every year at a raucous event attended by thousands at a gospel church.
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The most encouraging individual performance may have come from Kristaps Porzingis, who had 173 points, on 7-for-12 shooting, and 11 rebounds and became involved in a late-game tussle to earn the first technical foul of his career.
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" Which in part was this: "The most encouraging thing about the Whitney's rebirth is that it might become, truly, the Museum of American Art that it is called, rather than the Museum of New York Art that it has become.
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One of the most encouraging things to happen recently is the critical and commercial success of the Oscar-nominated film "Hidden Figures," which this week won Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Most encouraging is the progress that was made on this visit to expand educational exchanges so that Cuba is part of America's 85033,000 Strong in the Americas program, which will encourage scholars and teachers to go back and forth between our two countries.
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"I can't tell you how encouraged I am to see a man from us, a man from the industry heading that ministry; that is the single most encouraging thing, for me," Wilfried Pabst, chairman of African Metals Management Services Ltd, said in reference to Zimbabwe.
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Perhaps the most encouraging part of BP's announcement is its plan to make cuts to the emissions associated with consumers using the company's products, such as the burning of fossil fuels to drive cars, according to Andrew Logan, senior director of oil and gas at the sustainability nonprofit Ceres.
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Most encouraging were the clear signs that Mr. Jeffrey had started to think more about his creative vision finding commercial translation: a blue, white and red tartan that he has patented, for example, and a clear move toward prints (many with circular patterns in a Pictish style) over expensive handpainting.
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To determine which countries are most encouraging of entrepreneurs, researchers looked at the following 10 attributes: connectedness to the rest of the world, education of the population, entrepreneurial, innovative, provides easy access to capital, skilled labor force, technological expertise, transparency of business practices, well-developed infrastructure and well-developed legal framework.
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As author Maria San Filippo — whose 2013 book The B Word traces bisexual-plus representation across onscreen mediums — put it to me in an email, one of the biggest and most encouraging shifts in recent years has been that TV is centering more queer stories rather than using them as entertaining sidebars.
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The company has added a number of features like a retirement guide and account aggregation, but the new developments that are perhaps most encouraging for the company are the work with corporate customers on retirement plans and with financial advisors as a white label tool that advisors can use with their own existing clients.
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But the prospect of a healthy Holliday for the remaining 27 games of the regular season was probably the most encouraging development of the day for the Yankees, who have missed his bat in the middle of their lineup, and his stabilizing presence in the clubhouse, particularly his influence on the rookie slugger Aaron Judge.
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There is broad agreement among Democrats that the most encouraging election returns came from a handful of rust belt states: Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — three states vital to Mr. Trump's Electoral College victory in 2016 and where Democrats won Senate and governors' races on Tuesday — as well as Minnesota, where Mr. Trump nearly pulled off a fourth blue-state upset over Hillary Clinton.
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JAMES FREEMAN, FOX NEWS CHANNEL CONTRIBUTOR: Yes, if you go with the solo cups maybe avoid the beer can problem but I think in the -- in the G7 context, I think to me the most encouraging moment in a very odd weekend was the President saying we want a free-trade zone with our friends in the G7, no tariffs, no subsidies, no protection for individual industries.
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My midwife was Comfort Momoh, she's now a renowned specialist in this area — she was just a student at the time when I met her, and she sat me down and gave me the most encouraging words: 'You have undergone FGM but don't worry, when you're about to deliver your baby, we'll support you and nothing will happen'... I didn't know my depression was linked to FGM.
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"If you can't beat them, join them" may not sound like the most encouraging pitch for a cybersecurity company, but a startup called Cylance has created an artificial intelligence-powered brain that essentially does just that, and it has taken off — raising $100 million in a Series D round of funding and catapulting itself into the so-called 'unicorn' club of companies with $1 billion valuations.
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