Sentence examples for doing something to discourage from inspiring English sources
The government is doing something to discourage foreign investment.
"You go to school the first day, a guy takes your lunch money, and that's going to go on every day of the year until you do something to him that will discourage that kind of behavior".
China's government keeps vowing to do something to slow its inflation, and has been trying to discourage credit growth and reduce the volume of new construction projects.
I can't count the number of times I wanted to quit doing something after feeling discouraged and Razan would motivate me to keep at it.
If they like doing something, don't discourage them doing it just because you don't like it.
But the framers no doubt thought they were doing something important in discouraging any all-New York or all-Virginia tickets and encouraging recognition that the country was made up of quite different states and regions.
So far, however, it doesn't appear that B.o.B is convinced, tweeting that people discourage others from doing something when they have something to hide.
If someone or something puts you off from doing something it means that you are discouraged from doing it.
If someone or something puts you off from doing something, it means that you are discouraged from doing it.
Although President Bush finally acknowledged in September that there was no known connection between Mr. Hussein and the attacks, the impression of a link in the public mind has become widely accepted -- and something administration officials have done little to discourage.
