Sentence examples for discouraged to take from inspiring English sources

In this example a relative, who felt discouraged to take part in the intervention, reflected that it may have been because the CC felt threatened by the relative's own experience as a more experienced therapist.

In contrast to survey reports, rural workers reported that despite being eligible for formal training, they were discouraged to take up the opportunities by their managers: 'He told me because I am working in the village so I don't need higher education'.

In contrast, the bad experience of one female migrant may discourage others to take decision for migration.

This might be due to the fact that in countries with less gender discrimination, women may enjoy equal opportunities (specifically, employment) with their fellow countrymen and have more access to social services that can discourage them to take the risk of starting their own business.

The instigator of the massacre, General Ratko Mladić, was mentioned only in the context of demanding the surrender of the town and evacuating civilians; the report asserted that he had tried "discouraging Serbs to take their wild revenge".

In addition, media campaigns discourage adolescents to take up smoking and the price of cigarettes increased greatly.

The concern is that these negatively associated working conditions could influence the next generations of primary care physicians and discourage them to take up a career in rural areas.

But most discouraging to students, it takes place in French, a language they don't speak at home.

When other members of Ford management discouraged efforts by William Clay Ford Jr. to take a leadership role, Mr. Nasser built an alliance with him.

Many found that they were discouraged by their employers to take time away from work in order to seek health care.

And since it cannot be upended even if the board is ousted, or the company is taken over, it also discourages anyone from trying to take over Yahoo.