Sentence examples for discouraged since from inspiring English sources

Laughter is discouraged since it might wake the child.

"An exclamation point added in brackets to quoted material to indicate editorial protest or amusement is strongly discouraged, since it appears contemptuous," the authors counsel.

However, the addition of melamine to animal feeds was later discouraged, since the process of microbial protein generation from melamine was inefficient and resulted in the release of potentially toxic amounts of ammonia byproduct.

The choices made were informed by the belief that such shareholders "should not be discouraged, since they often serve a useful purpose by providing a check on entrenched but inefficient management".

It is easy to be discouraged since Somalia has long been a failing state, but the international community must not give up on urgent efforts to help the innocent victims.

Bears are discouraged, since corporate managements normally shun them.

The results can be discouraging since some experiments seem so purposeless; their only goal might be to see if subjects can be persuaded to return for future amusement.

Note that the property (3) is discouraging since it does not give the classical triangle inequality satisfied by a distance.

The findings from the present study are discouraging since they suggest that nearly all of the classroom learning environments observed are not flourishing and there is little attention provided to socio-emotional learning.

It is worth to note that in vivo research focused in finding better vaccination protocols was discouraging, since it would require many sets of experiments in vivo, each lasting one year, with prohibitive costs.

The average investor, who has felt discouraged ever since the advent of the New Deal, is discouraged under Truman's so-called Fair Deal.