Sentence examples for aggressively discouraged from inspiring English sources

The shy, doe-eyed Sparkle is a secret songwriter and aspiring singer whose ambitions are aggressively discouraged by her mother.

Labor leaders wanted the company to refrain from aggressively discouraging employees from joining a union.

Nestlé has been dogged for years by criticism that it markets baby formula in developing countries like India too aggressively, discouraging mothers from breast feeding.

But the Internet is killing science as well as religion because it aggressively discourages the practice of sustained, undistracted attention to the real world.

While upstarts like Vodafone and Orange were free to pursue new customers aggressively, British Telecommunications discouraged its wireless subsidiary, Cellnet, from pursuing a strategy that would erode its own base of fixed-lined customers.

Because it is so dense, Singapore is aggressively trying to discourage car traffic.

In fact, there are countries even in the so-called 'East' -- such as Tunisia, Egypt and Lebanon -- where the niqab is actively discouraged if not aggressively discriminated against.

But angry and frustrated former C.I.A. and F.B.I. officials have charged that in the 1990's, both agencies were saddled by risk-averse and politicized bureaucracies that discouraged officers in the field from aggressively acting to penetrate those targets.

When the Bursteins first visited the country in 1954, they were discouraged from performing by the government, which aggressively promoted Hebrew as Israel's official language.

None of this has discouraged him from continuing to run and exercise aggressively, although recently, according to several of his aides, he has toned down his competitive displays.

Edwards contends that the united front of political and regulatory bodies discouraged scientists at public agencies and institutions from aggressively examining the crisis.