Sentence examples for appears to discourage from inspiring English sources

A cold winter wind appears to discourage outside activity.

N-linked glycosylation on the extracellular domain (ECD) appears to discourage disulfide-linked aggregation.

Surely, encouraging elite schools to do more with this population does not have to come at the expense of other schools, nor in a way that appears to discourage students from making choices that may work for them for many reasons beyond the narrow band of research considerations.

This philosophical 'drift' from the core importance of the consultation in general practice appears to be discordant with the views of 'rank and file' GPs; a recent survey of all GP Principals in Scotland showed continuing wide-spread support for holistic primary care, and frustration at a system which appears to discourage such a priority [ 6].

Ms. Lucena also appeared to discourage a recount, defending the country's digital voting system as bulletproof.

These conditions appeared to discourage the growth of the fungal rice blast in the sticky rice plants.

This difficulty did not appear to discourage the children in the least, or to make even the youngest ones shy of him.

In 1995 she appeared to discourage all tourism, telling an interviewer, "Tourists better stay at home and read some of the many human rights reports".

Several men appear to discourage the man with the gun from approaching the front line of the clashes, but he does so anyway and fires one shot before retreating.

Time horizons are a real problem: short-term PbR contracts appear to discourage innovation – there isn't time to learn by failing, so stick with the tried and tested, even if it's not that good.

Wilkie also appeared to discourage too many activists, about 25 of whom were squeezed into the public gallery, from applying to be defendants, telling them: "You are at risks of costs.