Sentence examples for deliberately discouraged from inspiring English sources

Were the third-class passengers deliberately discouraged from getting to the deck and to lifeboats?

The Vulcan Society agreed, and also contended that the department had deliberately discouraged and impeded the hiring of minorities.

And at £999/$1,600 each (for a plaster-based resin Gramohorn II) — or a frankly insane £4,999/$8,000 for the milled steel version — buyers are being deliberately discouraged from actually getting their hands on the Gramohorn.

And when we spend a long time in places that deliberately discourage critical thinking, we lose the opportunity to keep building that skill.

If Casey's programme is really going to transform the entire system, it will take a lot more than new language, if she is saying that the current system deliberately discourages the very thing its clients need most.

But they also deliberately discourage patient involvement by refusing to give people information about their own clinical results, their conditions and other important factors that would improve their ability to manage their own health issues and the coordination of their care.

During Japan's long-ago high-growth past, firms competing for scarce talent deliberately tried to discourage employees from job-hopping.

— When a federal appeals court overturned much of North Carolina's sweeping 2013 election law last month, saying it had been deliberately intended to discourage African-Americans from voting, something else was tossed out as well: the ground rules for this year's elections in a critical swing state.

The price is kept deliberately high to discourage younger women and avoid abortions Peter considers to be unnecessary.

Conditions in the casual wards were worse than in the relieving rooms and deliberately designed to discourage vagrants, who were considered potential trouble-makers and probably disease-ridden.

The questions were deliberately neutral and researchers were discouraged from asking leading questions.