Sentence examples for discouraging problem from inspiring English sources

"One discouraging problem is that only a small fraction of Countrywide borrowers will likely qualify," Professor Swire said.

On the surface, it is a discouraging problem, as it requires choices from many potentially useful sources of prior knowledge.

However, many family doctors describe dizziness as "confusing" and "discouraging" problem [ 8] and expensive investigations like electro-nystagmography and MRI are rarely helpful [ 4].

AMFm was launched in seven African countries by the Global Fund with the aim of bringing down the price of the most effective form of malaria treatment, to discourage problems with resistance.

The last years of his life were difficult materially, and he was harassed by discouraging family problems.

In this context, border carbon adjustments are a promising tool for discouraging these problems.

The EU has also using its negotiations with Greece to make an example of the country, in order to discourage similar problems with potential future governments in Spain and Portugal that might want to retreat from austerity.

Safety requires a collaborative culture of information sharing, but research shows that punitive measures hinder the development of such a culture by discouraging the reporting problems for fear of punishment.

But part of the problem in discouraging such attacks is that their very nature depends on a public interaction.

Suggest that the Government could have met the commuter problem by discouraging the construction of mammoth office buildings in the heart of London.

Improvements in public transport have been part of official campaigns to ease traffic problems by discouraging the daily use of automobiles for commuting.