It was why he continued to discourage hope that the town could get back to normal.
Poverty and a culture that discourages hope only magnify young victims' helplessness.
But in many decisions, in addition to the question "Why?" a second question arises: "Why now?" Because it is better to start from a low total USA deficit limit, which is possible only during a recession, thus discouraging hopes of the rest of the world for dipping again, after a recovery, in the fat wallets of those stupid Americans.
Wealthy donors should be discouraged from hoping that a generous donation to an orchestra can lead to a podium debut.
But the central bank discouraged such hopes on Monday when it disclosed that it made no bond purchases last week, for the 12th week in a row.
He predicted growth would resume later this year, but he discouraged any hopes of a swift recovery and said that the economy would probably heal slowly.
Gilmour discouraged any hopes Levin might have had of succeeding Inglis as editor and in 1962, Levin left both The Spectator and The Daily Express, becoming drama critic of The Daily Mail.
They might get their targets and choices wrong, and their flaw is precisely this, that they do this highly useful job in too imprecise a way, that is the job of pruning and discouraging excessive hopes and ambitions.
Norway's foreign minister, Jan Petersen, who announced the agreement in a statement in Oslo, hailed it as a bold step toward peace, but he also sought to discourage unrealistic hopes of a quick resolution to one of the world's most intractable civil wars.
Last week they published the results of their study, which will discourage those hoping for an easy cure for addiction — but also might open the door to a genetic test that would allow people to assess their own risk of becoming addicted to substances.
