Sentence examples for began discouraging from inspiring English sources

He began discouraging Dartmouth's administrators and faculty from attending the events.

The company began discouraging app makers from using U.D.I.D.'s last year because developers and advertisers were taking advantage of them to track users as they moved from app to app, compiling a profile of user behavior that could be sold or used for ad targeting.

Croom arrives at Mississippi State at a time when its most bitter rival, Mississippi, has removed the Colonel Rebel mascot from the sideline at football games, and years after Ole Miss officials began discouraging the waving of the Confederate battle flag in the stands.

The National Parks Authority tolerated this practice until 1995, when they found the birds were becoming a nuisance and began discouraging people from feeding wildlife.

In response, big banks have begun discouraging them by levying fees and the like.

I was beginning to get discouraged.

Thank you Nadav, I was beginning to get discouraged.

When you begin to get discouraged just remember that darkness cannot be turned on and overcome the light; light always overcomes darkness.

If you are beginning, don't get discouraged if you miss a note, or forget to stop at the rests.

Current policies, little touched by the economic liberalisation that began ten years ago, discourage this.

With the growth of a regular navy, however, the British Admiralty began to discourage privateering because it was more popular among sailors than was serving in the navy.