Sentence examples for discouraged testing from inspiring English sources

In the past, the Alzheimer's Association discouraged testing, but it has relaxed its stance in the past few years, largely because of reports from the Reveal study.

But Mr. Sharma said unsuccessful BlackBerry introductions in the past, particularly with its first touch-screen phones, may have added to the delays at American carriers or at least discouraged them from accelerating the testing.

All these required tests have displaced and discouraged other approaches that work, like the highly successful portfolio assessment approach used by the Urban Academy in Manhattan and its 31 consortium partners.

Before we straitjacket our national weapons laboratories further with security restrictions like polygraph tests, which have already lowered morale and discouraged recruitment, we should consider their past record of accomplishment -- a better measure of loyalty than any number of mandatory polygraph tests.

Nothing discourages a team more than a discouraged boss.

Gay advocates said the ban also discouraged travelers and some foreigners already living in the United States from seeking testing and medical care for H.I.V. infection.

The cost of tests (28, 35%) and the unavailability of adequate laboratory facilities (24, 30%) also discouraged physicians from requesting these investigations.

With precious few flights, every available opportunity to test new equipment or run scientific investigations was filled for years into the future, and this discouraged engineers from trying out new ideas.

But discouraged?

"I was pretty discouraged.

And discouraged inappropriate illusions.