Sentence examples for discouraged to return from inspiring English sources

None of the clients participating in the FGDs (neither referral acceptors nor non-acceptors) reported feeling discouraged to return to the facility for vaccinations.

Others were discouraged to return for subsequent vaccinations after their children suffered from adverse events following immunization (such as fever, crying, or insomnia) or wasted a visit because the vaccine was not available.

Dissatisfaction with the time spent in the clinic could result in feeling discouraged to return: 'once you think Oh my God I will sit on those couches [in the waiting area] for a long time, that is what makes one to be lazy to come here again' (age 19, IDI).

So it was discouraging to return to reality and watch workmen carrying construction material yesterday into the Tweed Courthouse.

However it is not just population numbers that seem to discourage migrants to return to Montserrat; the present-day population structure is such that there is also an anxiety that Montserratian culture has largely been lost (Greenaway 2011; Hill 2014).

The fact that claimants have to prove that they are ill (in order to receive a disability pension) causes problems in the assessment of disability and discourages claimants to return to work [ 33, 34].

There's a good chance that these measures could aggravate the situation even more, discouraging high income earners to return to spending.

He was discouraged by the Ojibwe readiness to return to their former spiritual practices after baptism.

If EMF encouraged observers to move to uninspected regions of the scene and discouraged returning to previously inspected areas, the feedback may have hindered target detection when Waldo was not inspected during the initial investigation of a scene segment.

It sure was discouraging to see those election returns coming in and realizing that the Republicans have gained such major ground.

What we found was that those providers who used these methods to motivate participants to return usually only discouraged them or led the participants to seek out other providers or, in a few cases, other facilities for their care.