Sentence examples for discouraging making from inspiring English sources

John Garvey, who recently retired as the liaison between CUNY and the public schools, said the experience of remedial classes — known as developmental courses in academic parlance — could be discouraging, making students more likely to drop out.

But directors discouraged making the move earlier, saying the declaration could be seen as "a hostile act" and endanger economies.

Foreign postdocs, in particular, may come from cultures that discourage making waves, or they fear jeopardizing their visa status.

However, Russell warned that when "studies are organized the man who thinks of some original line of research is likely to be discouraged," making it an inadequate substitute for real leisure time.

Secrecy, however, has some small benefit for discouraging deal making.

"I try to discourage their making their private lives public.

And legislators could not be discouraged from making designations.

When Johnson was lobbying for extra mayoral powers last year, Tory rivals were discouraging: George Osborne made fun of him and Theresa May kicked him in the water cannon.

To discourage deal making, the marks could be displayed in ascending numerical order and the association of each mark with a given judge hidden.

There are rumors that Gore is being discouraged from making a large expenditure of money for a futile cause, & being warned that he won't help his future by attacking the presumptive nominee.

Chandler and his fellow rookie Huff, discouraged about making the team at the Giants' 1956 training camp in Vermont, awoke Lombardi, then the Giants' offensive coordinator, from a nap one morning.