Sentence examples for continue to be discouraged from inspiring English sources

Without this and other steps, women will continue to be discouraged from entering the world of high technology.

Builders continue to be discouraged by the prospects of a housing turnaround amid what's likely to be the worst recession in decades, spurring rising unemployment and foreclosures.

Bob Corker of Tennessee, the chair of the Senate foreign relations committee and considered a potential vice-presidential pick, told NBC News: "I continue to be discouraged by the direction of the campaign and comments that are made.

To the extent that the central government continues to reinforce the current personnel system and restrict the fiscal and human resource choices of districts, in effect to maintain and reinforce the old system, the innovation so much needed for improvement in health system performance will continue to be discouraged.

He continued to be discouraged about his theatrical career.

Until these two ETFs start to show that the million-dollar market-makers have more encouragement in sight, the general market continues to be discouraging.

He adds: "Given the difficulty for civil servants and private offices to search private email accounts, and taking into account concerns regarding the security of these accounts and the need to ensure the completeness of the public record, the use of private email should continue to be actively discouraged".

In addition to the tax matters, there is official worry that the rich may try to move large sums out of the country–a big reason why independent banking continues to be actively discouraged.

Mr. Fine professes not to be discouraged.

Or: "Edith refused to be discouraged.

- Corporal punishment needs to be discouraged.