Sentence examples for advantage of discouraging from inspiring English sources

This has the double advantage of discouraging risky behavior while also making sure taxpayers are made whole.

Pigovian taxes have the double advantage of discouraging costly activities and helping to cover the costs that remain.

Plug flow has the advantage of discouraging the excessive growth of filamentous organisms which can cause settlement problems in the secondary settlement tank (EPA 1997).

But it was just kind of discouraging.

At any rate, the addition of oxaliplatin to vinorelbine seems to bring no advantage, thus discouraging further studies in this doublet.

The Department of Homeland Security said the policy would "reduce the number of aliens taking advantage of U.S. law and discourage false asylum claims" and will no longer let asylum seekers "disappear into the U.S. before a court issues a final order".

Those that offer only positional advantage should be discouraged.

Commentators have argued that charities need to tread carefully when approaching the public, but should not be discouraged from taking advantage of legacy giving.

The advantage of these methods is that they discourage hardware modifications to achieve high-resolution images and, thus, are cheap and promote portability.

Some had boarded up and others stayed open all night with armed guards visible to discourage thieves taking advantage of the strike.

Whatever a policy allows, the high-pressure culture of tenure-track life often discourages professors from taking advantage of it.