What if particularly discouraging is the way if which the people are all wrought up about this one case to the loud and vulgar exclusion of all others.
She describes the soup in a discouraging, or perhaps proprietary, way: "It's made with a dark-green leaf, like a gelatinous spinach.
British policymakers "privatized" common land that had sustained families for generations, and they used the threat of starvation (allegedly God's way of discouraging laziness) to grow the modern labor market.
Alternatively, you can warn the editor not to be so discouraging yourself, in a kind way.
Either way, it's sort of discouraging when you consider that these requirements are intimidating enough to persuade students to forgo the additional earnings they are likely to get as engineers.
I fully intended to go back to Northwestern and attend its graduate business school, but its location way across town presented a discouraging challenge.
I'm not certain if it's possible to learn anything helpful from re-examining the life of Mr. Lanza (done here with minimum sensationalism), and in some ways, that's the most discouraging conclusion of all.
Dr. Edward A. Stadtmauer of the University of Pennsylvania said that despite the discouraging results thus far, other studies still under way might show that the treatment works.
It would be more likely if black players populated the major leagues the way they once did, but the discouraging fact is that population has declined precipitously.
