Sentence examples for discouraged need from inspiring English sources

Those who believe that gene editing research should be banned or discouraged need to explain why this technology needs to be treated differently to other technologies and other reproductive practices.

Elsewhere, in places like Nigeria and Angola, pervasive corruption has cheated ordinary citizens and discouraged needed investment.

Insurance plans that discourage needed care will only cause greater sickness and higher costs down the road.

How different things might be if the Bush administration had not diverted needed troops and dollars into the misguided invasion of Iraq, nor wasted years discouraging needed NATO military assistance, nor pulled its punches rather than pressuring a Pakistani dictator with, at best, mixed feelings toward the Taliban.

In a man's world - more importantly when ICTs are concerned - women are often discouraged and need to work a lot harder than men to achieve a favorable situation.

Maybe when we're discouraged, we need to remind ourselves to have courage.

Torie concludes that it was a "sad stunt" which politically worked for the presidentially ambitious libertarian but actually discouraged a needed, serious debate over Obama's secret drone policy.

For the combination of high gastrointestinal/high cardiovascular risk the use of any NSAID was discouraged; if needed, naproxen plus PPI or a C2SI plus PPI could be considered.

Here's a prose sample that should serve to discourage the need for citing others: "Every day since I created him, every day since I pushed him through the uterus of my mind, I have thought of him".

Overseas studies also suggest that the validity of self-reported smoking is high, discouraging the need for cotinine validation [ 28, 29].

Discouraged and in need of work experience and money for college at Westfield State University in the fall, Ms. Lazo finally visited the Boston Private Industry Council, a private-public partnership that has an office in her high school.