Sentence examples for discouraged exploration from inspiring English sources

That was in the mid-1970's, when price controls discouraged exploration.

Earlier expeditions to the mountains' base had uncovered new species, but the rough terrain had discouraged exploration of the mountains themselves.

New production contracts have driven away multinationals and discouraged exploration, industry analysts say.

But Rollin was a double outsider, a filmmaker drawn to the fantastique in a country that had a limited tradition of genre filmmaking as well as a proud tradition of Cartesian rationalism that discouraged explorations of the supernatural.

Parents actively tend to discourage exploration of racial differences.

But taxing oil companies could discourage exploration and investment, curtailing supply and driving oil prices up.

Who wants to teach in a system that discourages exploration and dictates only one point of view?

Frederick P. Leuffer, an analyst at Bear Stearns, suggests that Saudi Arabia has engineered a glut to raise its market share, discourage exploration and delay alternative energy sources.

One of the companies, ConocoPhillips, fired a shot in advance in a news release on Wednesday, calling the tax proposal "un-American" and saying it would discourage exploration and cost jobs.

Mr. Bush will also order Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, an outspoken proponent of seeking new sources of energy on federal lands, to "look at any impediments" that discourage exploration for oil and gas.

So low commodity prices discourage exploration and production.