Sentence examples for discouraging on from inspiring English sources

Most of the data seemed discouraging on the surface, but a closer inspection of the details offered some promise.

"What weighs on me the most," he said in an interview in December, "is the caricature of the Catholic Church as crabby, nay-saying, down in the dumps, discouraging, on the run.

Skeptic Jacob Anbinder opined in The Week that the statistics were actually "discouraging" on closer inspection, revealing that half the 41 cities studied "actually saw peripheral job growth that was equal to or greater than core growth" during the time periods studied, and that 24 of the core districts lost jobs over 10 years.

Appearing at resorts as far afield as Canada and Switzerland, downhill "slow zones" may have been introduced as a way of discouraging on-piste collisions, but they've since developed into a whole slow-food inspired philosophy.

Even though AT&T said most of the service issues had been resolved by Monday, the smattering of technical glitches could raise concern of future problems and discourage on-the-fence consumers.

Another noted that "advertising of particular products" should be strongly discouraged on the network.

Homework is also "discouraged" on weekends, and teachers are prohibited from grading it or using is as punishment.

And I was further discouraged on Monday by the wording of a speech by Jerome Powell, a relatively new member of the Fed's Board of Governors.

In case you get discouraged on your way over here, the kind folks at www.website-monitoring.com have made this impressive infographic which you should probably print out and fold into your wallet.

Similarly, while a foreign presence was encouraged on the mainland, it was strongly discouraged on Svalbard.

Camping and campfires are discouraged on most of the Metacomet Ridge, especially in Connecticut.