Sentence examples for discouraged performance from inspiring English sources

Adorno believed that popular astrology, as a device, invariably led to statements that encouraged conformity and that astrologers who went against conformity with statements that discouraged performance at work etc. risked losing their jobs.

He regularly railed against the public's indifference to complex contemporary works -- not least his own -- and he was so embittered by his inability to win a large following in the 1960's that for several years he discouraged performances of his works and claimed that he had abandoned composition.

A strongly religious king, Rama III disbanded the corps of writers and discouraged the performance of plays at his court.

Thus, early collaboration is discouraged and performance analysis is conducted as late as possible to minimize the number of information exchanges, leading to difficulties and costly changes in design that is almost completed.

The static data division is often used in the machine learning community for comparison of various decision makers on a common dataset (Guyon et al., 2006) but its usage is discouraged for performance assessment as it has several major disadvantages.

Its peculiar instrumentation has discouraged frequent performances: to program it, you need a virtuoso pianist, a first-rate French-horn player, tireless wind and brass, and a vast battery of percussion.

This understanding leads to an identification of the major problems which are assumed to discourage SMEs' performance.

The only mechanism to discourage poor performance is a verbal or written warning.

Waaldijk strongly discourages routine performance of separate preoperative EUA because of the extra requirements for time, anesthesia, expenses and delay of definitive treatment for the fistula [ 10].

Collins was not discouraged by his performance.

Brown is 7-1 thiseasonon but has been discouraged by his performance.