Sentence examples similar to a method of discouragement from inspiring English sources

Screening for unworthiness proved an effective method of welfare discouragement.

And there were methods of discouragement that did not bother with the color of law — that is to say, terror.

"India is a land of discouragement," he said.

And doctors who treat sports injuries are eager not to send out a message of discouragement.

"There's a culture of discouragement that exists in most medical schools around primary care," Dr. Morris-Singer said.

"Some people did walk away with a totally broken heart," Ms. Hicks said, a note of discouragement in her voice.

Cees Bruggemans, an economist, says South Africans are doomed to "a life of discouragement".Even many of those with jobs are unhappy.

For example, among older people who experience difficulty finding a new job, exiting the labour force likely occurs as a result of discouragement.

When external forces beyond your control negatively affect your livelihood, it is easy to fall into a pattern of discouragement, anger, fear, anxiety, worry and resentment.

The operation comes at a time when surgeons and device manufacturers, after a period of discouragement, once again have been developing devices to replace or assist ailing hearts.

This mismatch between learning and assessment undermines PBL and could be a source of discouragement for students.