Sentence examples for discouraging further from inspiring English sources

In hopes of discouraging further trouble, Tobón announced that the F.C.C. had installed cameras to catch the person tampering with the signal.

And poorly crafted regulations may unduly raise the cost of new research, discouraging further innovation.Another thing which may have changed permanently is the role of government.

Scottish Power, owned by Iberdrola of Spain, also warned recently that Ed Miliband's promise to freeze domestic power prices in a bid to help struggling consumers risked discouraging further investment.

Before leaving our house that evening, the officer handed us a slip of paper neatly printed with our case number, some advice about discouraging further crime, and, in a very New Orleans touch, a hug.

As to population size, Britain is already one of the most crowded countries in Europe, and there is a sound environmental argument for protecting quality of life by discouraging further substantial increases.

Greece, Hungary and other poorer southern and Central European countries that benefited from China's largess during the financial crisis have generally opposed tightening scrutiny for fear of discouraging further Chinese investment.

That success will likely discourage further innovation.

But crude technology and limited range discouraged further development.

And he also discouraged further questioning on the topic.

Thus, the low ESS score in hypertensives should not discourage further evaluation.

Laws should discourage further human facilitated introductions on island or other non-native habitats.