Sentence examples for discouraged black from inspiring English sources

But since then, the number of discouraged black workers has grown to almost 40,000, from about 13,000, while the number of discouraged whites increased to about 22,000, from about 12,000.

When Woodrow Wilson was president of Princeton University in the beginning of last century, he actively discouraged black students from applying, saying that, "The whole temper and tradition of the place are such that no Negro has ever applied for admission, and it seems unlikely that the question will ever assume practical form".

Four years ago, there were about the same number of discouraged blacks and whites in the city.

Eye contact is especially discouraged after dark".

Nothing discourages a team more than a discouraged boss.

The dim prospects have caused the number of blacks in the city characterized by the Labor Department as "discouraged workers" — those who have given up looking for jobs after long-term unemployment — to triple since 2008, before the recession hit, the numbers show.

He said that the official unemployment data showed that more than 23percentt of all black men in New York City were either unemployed, working less than full time or had become too discouraged about their prospects to look for work.

But discouraged?

"I was pretty discouraged.

And discouraged inappropriate illusions.

Includes discouraged workers.