Sentence examples for discourage someone from inspiring English sources
How dare she discourage someone who was ready to donate!
"No way is any airline going to discourage someone from taking one flight over another.
But there's something cynical, and perhaps a little desperate, about efforts to discourage someone from even entering the contest.
Although he would never discourage someone from buying a rough sleeper food or a hot drink, he said such gestures are "not going to end their homelessness".
These practices can result in muscle injury and torn tendons and ligaments, as well as inflammation of the tendons and bursae (the cushionlike sacs around the joints) — all debilitating injuries that can discourage someone from returning to the gym.
It's good to give examples of your likes and dislikes, but bear in mind that you may inadvertently discourage someone by getting too specific about things that aren't ultimately that important.
International Workers Day is the commemoration of the Haymarket Massacre in Chicago in 1886, when Chicago police fired on and killed workers during a general strike for the Eight Hour Day, the resulting riot, and to memorialize the execution of four Anarchists sentenced to death for not successfully discouraging someone they did not know from throwing a bomb.
But which would we rather live in, a society where a deviant thought is viewed just as perverse as having amassed a roster of victims, discouraging someone from daring to speak that thought to a therapist -- and therefore never getting a shot at preventing evil actions?
Deal with that directly rather than discouraging someone else.
"What the city is attempting to discourage is someone buying or leasing residential rooms and turning them into a hotel room," said Kathleen McGee, who works with special enforcement in the mayor's office.
The management doesn't discourage mobsters, someone on the staff told me, it just doesn't want them packing heat, "because if they get drunk and forget — who knows what might happen".
