Sentence examples for discouraging issue from inspiring English sources

I notice you did mention the rats in your book, but they only took up a sentence or two. A. The rodent issue was by far and away the most discouraging issue that ever happened in my career.

In fact, predicting when a tornado may form is so complicated, the U.S. Weather Bureau discouraged issuing tornado forecasts until 1950.

There would be grave downside in talking of creativity to discourage new issue booms, [from] time to time at ultra-inflated prices.

Additionally, I'd expect President Obama's presence in the race to increase further if Senator Dodd's eventual Republican opponent tried to make this an issue, discouraging Republicans from trying to make political hay out of this myth.

(In fact, tornado forecasting was once so uncertain that meteorologists at the U.S. Weather Bureau were discouraged from issuing tornado forecasts until 1950).

He's against the regulation of drug company advertising directly to the consumer and at the FDA he discouraged the issuing of warning letters about adverse drug effects.

That would be a better way of discouraging protests than issuing targets to suppress them.

Some signals have been discouraging: a bond issued by CRC Breeze Finance, a vehicle formed to raise cash for a fleet of wind farms, was downgraded to junk after their sails turned less than predicted.

Many respondents found promotion issues discouraging but clearly the coping strategy explained by many of the respondents was, "We are working for God".

Dr. Christopher L. Barley, a physician in private practice in Manhattan, said the financial aspect was as critical as any other issue in discouraging doctors from treating addicted patients.

She issued memos discouraging children from playing ball in the courtyard.