Sentence examples for a discouraging and from inspiring English sources

The information put out by food safety and environmental organizations paints a discouraging and sometimes confusing picture about which seafood to eat.

And trying to gain expertise and familiarity with the literature in multiple subject areas can be a discouraging and near-impossible task.

Re "Medical Fees Are Often Higher for Patients Without Insurance" (front page, April 2): The practice of doctors' fees being "ratcheted down" by managed care companies, which makes it hard for private offices or hospitals to meet expenses and costs, is a discouraging and sad fact of patient care in this country.

Rightfully so; the annual average unemployment nationally in 2012 was at 8.1percentt, a discouraging and motivating statistic.

It is a discouraging and humiliating experience for misguided men in the U.S. Nevertheless, in İstanbul, the lines are not always as clear.

In western medicine, the treatment of FD remains a major unsolved problem in gastroenterology, and this is a discouraging and unsatisfactory situation for treating physicians.

The stock market tech bubble burst last spring, well before he muttered a discouraging word, and it's hard to see how his and Mr. Cheney's poor-mouthing have hurt the economy since.

Ah, yes, to Greenland-ise that old classic of the American Wild West: Home, home on the range, Where the seal and the polar bear play, Where seldom is heard a discouraging word, And my bi-polar bollocks freeze away.

East discarded a discouraging club and a discouraging diamond, causing South to suspect that the minor-suit honors were badly placed for her.

That was a discouraging day, and those that followed it were no better.

The play started identically, with a club to the ace, the heart ace (West sending a discouraging signal) and another club.