Sentence examples for discouraging implications from inspiring English sources
Clearly Greece's and Portugal's problems are in the sphere of sovereign debt but Europe's debt problems going forward importantly involve the orderly workout of massive private debts (Ireland, Spain and the UK are not alone on this score).Those obligations were built up in the boom years and have discouraging implications for fiscal finances.
A discouraging aspect of the theory was the implication that the formation of solar systems in the Milky Way Galaxy must be extremely rare, because sufficiently close encounters between stars would occur very seldom.
HitFix's Louis Virtel called Damon's comments discouraging in his informed takedown titled: 7 Ugly Implications of Matt Damon's Comments About Out Gay Actors.
The report urges the government to consider the tax implications at play in achieving its goals: discouraging cannabis use among young Canadians, and curbing the profits from the black market.
These results have implications for disordered eating prevention programs, suggesting that greater emphasis be placed on discouraging negative modeling behaviors among mothers.
Demonstrating the feasibility of breastfeeding and practicing safe sleep in this high SUID risk population has implications toward the possibility of reducing SUID risk in similar populations through both promoting breastfeeding and discouraging bed-sharing.
In lecture classes, the cognitive coaching aspect of instructor talk discussed above under Intelligent can be applied to provide feedback by implication, as opposed to simply telling students that they are wrong, which is both unproductive and discouraging.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
It was very discouraging.
Early returns are discouraging.
