Sentence examples for effective in discouraging from inspiring English sources
"Being fully prepared is effective in discouraging any attempt to wage a war on Japan.
It comes as a defeat for the Government, which had argued that education campaigns were effective in discouraging smoking around children.
The program "seeks to reduce dating violence and sexual assault, is effective in discouraging teen dating violence and abusive behaviors" by providing coaches with training kits that "illustrate ways to model respect and promote healthy relationships and choices among young men".
The label was also effective in discouraging use by women who were or may become pregnant, consumers with liver disease, and those with potential drug interactions.
The use of warning signs and posters proved to be effective in discouraging pedestrians from using illegal crossing places when the displayed messages provided information concerning the possibility of being fined in combination with information about rail safety.
Democrats were also more likely to say there is clear evidence that the Syrian government used chemical weapons against civilians, and that airstrikes would be effective in discouraging the use of such weapons.
But these stories usually fail to contend with the overwhelming police brutality endured by OWS protesters and how effective that violence was in discouraging supporters – and, ultimately, in forcing them to dissolve and reorganize into other groups tackling economic and social inequality one piece at a time.
I would be hard-pressed to devise an industrial policy more effective at discouraging innovation.
"Using sports and knowledge as a way of encouraging youth to come together is an effective way of discouraging them from participating in risky activity".
However, the variation of this preference across population groups should be studied in more detail in order to design an effective threshold for discouraging direct visits to a specialist without a referral.
The girls I confided in discouraged me.
