Sentence examples for be discouraging at from inspiring English sources

It will be discouraging at times not seeing the immediate results of our work, and as Malcolm Little once said "if it's not going to do something for you and me right here and right now--to hell with that gospel".

Besides, hers is a stock by-the-numbers display, to be discouraged at all costs.

It was hard not to be discouraged at that time, she said, because her career had not yet taken off.

Subjective media and industry-driven medicine should be discouraged at all times, and new technologies should only be used on a large scale whenever comparative studies with the gold standard have been performed.

Maybe you'll be discouraged at the beginning but don't give up'.'.

A stroll around Palmer Street, lined by discount stores, gritty houses and churches with barred windows, is discouraging at first.

Although the numbers are discouraging, at least more companies are following Google's suit and releasing them.

I know it's discouraging at times, I know.

To the editor: A comment by one letter writer in response to the recent massacre in Thousand Oaks is discouraging, at best.

I often wondered whether he was discouraged at the end of his life.

Dating among cadets is discouraged at West Point, he told me.