Sentence examples for carefully discouraged from inspiring English sources
West led the heart ace, and East carefully discouraged with the deuce.
Tight budgetary constraints make it difficult for middle managers to tap funds, carefully measured duties discourage risk takers, and a lockstep chain of command makes it dangerous for managers to bypass their bosses.
Commentators have argued that charities need to tread carefully when approaching the public, but should not be discouraged from taking advantage of legacy giving.
Although ad hoc research into biological control should not be discouraged, researchers should be encouraged to think carefully before they postulate on the potential of a bioherbicide based purely on preliminary isolation and pathogenicity testing.
Mr. Sosdian carefully researched the side effects of each treatment and was discouraged by what he found.
However, while simple box-ticking exercises are to be discouraged, any process that makes investors think more carefully and rigorously about decisions they themselves admit are crucial must be welcome.
But until recently, the FBI discouraged challenges to its numbers, insisting that they were carefully audited – and pointing out that the bureau, in any case, was required by law to publish them.
For overweight children, "diets carefully supervised by a clinician may be beneficial," she said, "but for other children dieting should be discouraged".
Especially, the requirement to re-administer ADA and/or increase MTX should be carefully and repeatedly assessed; otherwise, discontinuation of biologics even after achieving stable DAS28 (ESR) <2.6 should be discouraged.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
