"discouraging experiences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to negative or disheartening events or situations that one has encountered. Example: The new employee had already faced several discouraging experiences in the workplace, making it difficult for them to adjust to their new job.
The fewer discouraging experiences students have in gym class, she said, the more likely they are to continue exercising for the rest of their lives.
In Denmark, it has been used to highlight a selected set of defining moments, conditions, and developments to be proud of, while Swedish education in history seems to offer a repository of discouraging experiences, lessons and wisdoms to learn from.
Almost all the providers reported discouraging experiences of award ceremonies, describing how the 'wrong' staff were chosen and decorated.
Yet, despite the discouraging experiences you may have encountered, a post-midlife job search can bring undeniable rewards: renewed energy and vigor, a sense of purpose and a fresh start.
In the late 1980s, the results after OLT for HCC were disappointing, with high early recurrence and 5-year survival rates ranging between 18 and 40%. 2 This discouraging experience and shortage of deceased donor grafts compelled the transplant community to establish stringent selection criteria to predict posttransplant survival of HCC patients.
In addition, the commissioner ended the practice of restricting detectives to no more than three years service in the homicide squad, a policy that he found discouraged experience and depth in tracking the roots of the murder toll.
That doesn't discourage experienced vultures like Mark Patterson.
Religious teachings have often emphasized that following religious doctrine is more important than one's individual spiritual experience, and some have discouraged inner experiences altogether.
High-profile losses for prosecutors can contribute to broad factors that discourage people experiencing sexual assault from working with law enforcement, said Verona Singer, the head of victim services for the Halifax regional police.
Rather than discouraging her, the experience turned her resolve to achieving greatness in the air.
The LTCB had tried to hide more than ¥1 trillion of bad debts in dummy companies.Mr Atkinson, who was asked to give evidence to a government committee on bank reform this summer, found the experience discouraging.
