Sentence examples for discouraging information from inspiring English sources

Product launches seem particularly vulnerable to escalation bias: a former chief of Eastman Kodak once said that he considered a new product team to be a success when it pulled away from a product launch quickly.The authors originally guessed that managers would acknowledge new discouraging information yet refuse to pull a product that they had already decided to launch.

I'm fascinated by the way human beings go about their business despite all plausible discouraging information.

A perusal of DJ West's widely available Pelican paperback Homosexuality (1960) yielded the discouraging information that my feelings were a result of my upbringing, and that I could expect a wretched life on the margins of society, in perpetual denial of my true self, except perhaps, furtively, among my fellow degenerates.

The PPI report happened to come on the same day as other discouraging information.

For example, according to a recent study by the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, "Privacy-related barriers may discourage [health information exchange] and one state's policies, and practices may conflict with another state's or with federal laws".

It was ultimately placed into "semi-protection" mode by Wikipedia administrators to discourage false information and vandalism among anonymous IP users.

Third, blunt interpretation of the unit cost results are discouraged since information from the HMIS books—from which unit costs are based is expected to be of mixed quality.

At the same time, discouraging financial market information kept coming in over the summer, which weighed against the sustainability of the recovery.

The exclusive nature of this conference call seems contrary to Securities and Exchange Commission rules discouraging selective disclosure of information in which investors would likely have an interest.

"The hard part is putting individuals on the same footing as institutions while not discouraging the flow of information from a corporation," says Kramer.

Many women were discouraged from seeking information from physicians, who were often reluctant to provide information about contraception[ 2].