Sentence examples for discouraging difficulty from inspiring English sources

You could publish Ernest Hemingway's six-word short story and charge a penny, if you thought anyone would buy it; you could publish a novel of 2 million words without worrying about the costs of production or the discouraging difficulty of holding the thing.

The lack of a friendly interface to search the curriculum and the inability of typing on the field note were cited as discouraging difficulties.

When Christianity spread through Europe, clerics had great difficulty discouraging the wealth of local folk traditions that flourished in rural communities.

Daunted by the dreary prospect of married life and discouraged by the difficulty of forming lasting emotional bonds, some millennials are staying away from marriage.

I see students who are discouraged by the difficulty of the first few pages of the tests give up quickly and fill in bubbles at random just before they are collected.

Understand that having difficulty planning may be discouraging.

Expecting an easy success, Joseph also became discouraged by the difficulties that he encountered.

Foreign talent also fuels scientific and technical innovation in American laboratories, and the visa difficulties discouraged scientific organizations from holding meetings in the United States.

Those who say they would like a job but are too discouraged by the difficulties of finding one to search actively are no longer counted as either employed or unemployed.

When Uma and Chet Nath become discouraged by the difficulties and obstacles they face, they remind each other of why they came to America the first place: to build a better future for their son.

These difficulties discourage and prevent primary care physicians from accepting drug abusers for substitution treatment.