Sentence examples for discourage any attempt from inspiring English sources

He wrote: "I have I believe after much perplexity discovered what you mean by using the word flirtatious: but I am not in the least interest in that quarter, & should be the last to discourage any attempt upon him".

"I do not believe that there is an immediate danger of a flare-up of any kind," he said, expressing determined confidence that Israel's military strength, combined with international support for its withdrawal, would discourage any attempt to escalate the conflict.

We hope it serves as an adjunct to facilitate comprehension and we discourage any attempt to use it to replace didactic lectures on research methods.

They are often trying to one up each other in levels of patheticness and a lot of the time discourage any attempts at becoming 'normies'normies

Will she join me in encouraging members to support the bill and discourage any attempts to use parliamentary wrecking tactics to stop it?

In an opinion piece published in the journal Science in March, a group of US scientists led by the Crispr co-developer Jennifer Doudna from the University of California, Berkeley recommended steps be taken to "strongly discourage" any attempts at germ-line modification therapy that would produce genome-edited humans while the social and ethical implications are considered.

After the forfeiture, James ordered Finlaggan demolished, its buildings razed, and the coronation stone destroyed to discourage any attempts at restoration of the Lordship.

This would seem to discourage any attempts to characterize Marks and Hooghe's Type II multi-level settings in relation to agency operations.

"Being fully prepared is effective in discouraging any attempt to wage a war on Japan.

The large genome of maize and the lack of sequence information effectively discouraged any attempt at positional cloning, as it was assumed that extremely large mapping populations would be necessary to provide sufficient resolution.

As for any comparison between synagogues and the evangelical megachurches, it must be noted that any rabbi who knows his stuff can tell you that Judaism strongly discourages any attempts at proselytizing.