Sentence examples for discouraging prospect from inspiring English sources

After a 46-44 loss at Dartmouth on Feb. 29, Cornell faced the discouraging prospect of playing the next night at Harvard without Maduka, who was to compete instead in the Ivy League indoor track and field championships.

For now, that's something of a discouraging prospect, in part because so much kimchi made and served outside Korea is of mediocre quality.

In recent years, the development of new drugs, such as paclitaxel, docetaxel, and gemcitabine, has begun to change a somewhat discouraging prospect.

If you wait too long, you will end up having to do a huge load of laundry, which is quite a discouraging prospect after a long tiring day out sightseeing.

"The times were tough for just about everybody, including the young men who tried to make their way as professional baseball players in a decade of persistently discouraging prospects in most kinds of employment," Alexander wrote in "Breaking the Slump".

Rivals, he said, use fear to discourage prospects from Duquesne.

We could grow marina di Chioggia pumpkin in the United States commercially if there was a demand for it, though I imagine its sheer size would discourage the prospect of shipping it to market, whereupon it would have to be cut into smaller sections for selling.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 — Three senators who are considered potential swing votes on war policy said Monday that a weekend visit to Iraq left them discouraged about prospects for political reconciliation there and convinced that the United States must quickly shift more responsibility for security to the Iraqi Army.

Radiation Measurements 23, 329 333) were somewhat discouraging for the prospects of using quartz OSL for dating glacigenic sediments, while the more detailed study of Rhodes and Bailey Rhodess, E.J., Bailey, R.M., 1997.

The prospect is discouraging.

Such prospects are discouraging many young people from pursuing law degrees, and pushing away lower-income students the most.