Sentence examples for by discouraged from inspiring English sources
Even what looked like good news – a drop in the unemployment rate – was caused by discouraged workers giving up hope of finding a job.
The difference is, only the poor are likely to get defunded for it by discouraged donors and social investors.
Many economists initially thought that the shrinking labor force — which drove down November's unemployment rate — was caused primarily by discouraged older workers giving up on the job market.
By spurring capital investment and productivity-enhancing innovations, and by drawing discouraged and retired workers back into the labor force, buoyant demand can boost the economy's growth potential — something we witnessed in the nineteen-nineties.
We chose total population over labor force to help control for states impacted by the discouraged worker effect.
Among women who have never used hormonal contraceptives, their awareness of negative side effects experienced by others discouraged uptake.
Worn out by the travel and discouraged by agency's perpetual financial difficulties and the intractable nature of the Palestinian problem, Sir John retired in 1977 at 60. John Shaw Rennie was born in Glasgow, Scotland, on Jan . 12 , 1917and was educated at Glasgow and Oxford Universities.
A key theme emerged early in the research that NRM planners felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information available and discouraged by the irrelevance of much of it to their climate change planning.
But, the experts say, many officers from the lowest to the highest rank are questioning their occupation, tempted by higher pay in the private sector after a decade-long economic boom and discouraged by seemingly constant public and news media criticism about police brutality and racial profiling.
Some of Mr. Barak's supporters feel discouraged by what they see as his minimal efforts on the campaign trail.
Now he was so discouraged by city life that he was thinking of selling the building and buying a little house in Florida.
