Sentence examples for discouraging quality from inspiring English sources

The problem with this aggressive style of reporting is that it hurts the teams by discouraging quality players and coaches from coming to New York.

Since expected pricing is so low, it discourages quality game contenders from entering the space.

The paucity of studies showing positive effects of guideline implementation on patient outcome in mental health care should not discourage quality improvement initiatives based on guideline recommendations.

It also introduced a grading system for food meat, eggs, dairy products, and fresh fruits and vegetables to flag and discourage substandard quality.

It also introduced a grading system for food — meat, eggs, dairy products, and fresh fruits and vegetables — to flag and discourage substandard quality.

It is discouraging that the quality of discourse about the human propensity to wage war is still so low that it flunks Evolution 101.

Labour's police spokesman, David Hanson, said the £4,000 cut in starting pay could not be allowed to discourage the best quality candidates from coming forward.

This large reduction to the starting salary of police officers cannot be allowed to discourage the best quality candidates from coming forward.

"Hard core" early adopters, he wrote, "became discouraged with the quality of the product, with the poverty of software available and with the almost total lack of information on how to cope with it".

A significant concern was that screening rates for syphilis had dropped since 1999 due to lack of RPR kits and staff were discouraged about the quality and effectiveness of the service that they were able to provide.

In a decision aimed at discouraging the pirating of lower quality MP3s and having some control over how the album was distributed, on September 18 , 2001 Wilco began streaming the entirety of the album on their official website.