Sentence examples for discourage in from inspiring English sources

A low economic level and inadequate technology discourage, in such countries as Burma, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), and Thailand, the origination and distribution of indigenous writing.

They also tell them to be frontal, self-presentational — to act like stars — which is a way of performing that Balanchine did everything to discourage in his own company, but which flourishes at A.B.T.

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To mislead them thus is, again, to discourage in them development of reflective thought for the more general and creative purpose it serves.

Socially conservative equity feminists hold that when feminism strays from its political role of assuring equal rights and ventures into women's personal lives it tends to discourage in women the kinds of delayed gratification and self-sacrifice on which vital social institutions, like the family, depend (Morse 2001, 133).

As an investment manager he states, "Investing carries with it, to some degree, the need to avoid emotional attachment; which I strongly discourage in art and encourage in investing.

John Bailey, a Nordstrom spokesman, explained: "We discourage in-store pamphleting for any event.

These are practices discouraged in middle schools.

I wasn't discouraged in that way.

Gambling is generally discouraged in schools.

It's discouraging in a way.