Sentence examples for discourage looking from inspiring English sources

Preferably an inch or so above eye level, to discourage looking down at your monitor.

Even by the highest estimates — which include people discouraged from looking for a job, thus not registered as unemployed — the jobless rate reached around 16 to 17 percent.

The attacks, however, don't seem to have discouraged those looking to run with the bulls, trot after the listing spectre of Ernest Hemingway or drink in the atmosphere.

(Isn't the point that no one will ever really know?) A side chapel has been set up with warning labels outside, showing the images of people leaping to their death from the burning buildings, so that visitors are both invited to look and discouraged from looking.

They're not discouraged from looking for work by receiving unemployment benefits.

And for every person who shows up as unemployed in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' household survey, you can bet there's another either too discouraged to look for work, or working part-time who'd rather have a full-time job or else taking home less pay than before (I'm in the last category, now that the University of California has instituted pay cuts).

Include those who want work but are too discouraged to look for it and the rate rises to 37%.

As they become more optimistic, people who had been too discouraged to look for work jump back into the work force.

Including those who are working part time because they cannot find full-time employment and those who are too discouraged to look for work anymore, the total unemployment rate rose to 16.5 percent last month.

If those who want work but are too discouraged to look for it are included, the rate is close to 37%.In such circumstances, a cut in interest rates might ginger up the economy.

A broader measure of the nation's unemployment, which includes people too discouraged to look for work or forced to work only part time, slipped to 16.3percentt from its peak of 16.5percentt in June.