Sentence examples for discouraging application from inspiring English sources

Similarly, messages discouraging application of substances on the cord should address local perceptions regarding the role of such substances in moisturizing the cord and promoting its healing and separation.

But Leeb's state-of-affairs semantics is so complex that it may discourage application.

Members will no longer receive a peerage, which should help to discourage applications from snobs.

Her rhetoric is going to further stigmatise benefit recipients and further discourage applications for benefits from people who need them, who are – or should be – entitled to them.

In Saudi Arabia, a combination of geographic isolation and repressive social dictates has discouraged applications and left in place an unqualified staff, according to a new study by the General Accounting Office.

In fact, it would be hard to find a starker contrast between the hospitality of the Pier 94 family center and the longstanding efforts by the Giuliani administration to discourage applications for public aid and shelter.

Although the local effects of zinc in the nasal region are of interest for the purposes of researching the mechanisms of the effects of zinc, nasal zinc application might cause anosmia [ 19, 20] and nasal zinc application should be discouraged unless application methods are developed that eliminate such a risk.

Several hurdles, including government policies, discourage extensive application of these technologies to broader uses.

Though Freud discouraged the application of psychoanalysis to psychotic patients, it nonetheless became, for 25 years after World War II, a widespread treatment for schizophrenia in the English-speaking world.

In addition, low activity, poor durability and reliability and an expensive anode and cathode further discourage the application of DMFCs.

These results show the importance of the sequencing of loading and discourage the application of the Miner's law to estimate pavement life.