Sentence examples similar to discourage replies from inspiring English sources
Some reply boxes are notoriously small, either because of bad design, or to discourage long-winded replies.
Asked if the new law might discourage residents from running for elected office, Mr. Fauser replied: "I don't think it makes any difference to those who want to volunteer.
O.K., the Mets' critics reply, but the Yankees would not have let a Vaughn-type experience discourage them from pursuing a player of Guerrero's ability.
Receiving either an ambiguous reply or no meaningful action after all that work is enough to discourage most rational activists.
Spielman replied that, while she recognised ADHD as a medical condition and would not discourage parents from seeking medical help, "there has been a significant rise in the number of children who are on medication for behavioural problems".
The columnist had no intention of winning (asked what he would do if he did win, Buckley replied, "Demand a recount") but wanted to build a Conservative Party in New York that would discourage G.O.P. candidates from swinging too far left.
High prices discourage pollution.
That may discourage some.
That might discourage players.
