Sentence examples for extremely discouraging from inspiring English sources

More than two decades later the news remains extremely discouraging.

I'll admit I found the recent dismissal of Todd McCarthy from Variety and the cancellation of "At the Movies" extremely discouraging.

The detective was extremely discouraging about it, saying that it was a waste of time.

The mortgage modification quagmire that has been created by the banks is extremely discouraging to the average consumer.

To the guys this is perfectly normal, expected and encouraged behavior but to women this is completely out of nowhere and extremely discouraging.

The second I stepped on my campus, I knew I was one of the few Latinos there, and that was extremely discouraging.

Subsequently, the film had its domestic premiere at the annual meeting of the Advertising Club of Calcutta; the response there was not positive, and Ray felt "extremely discouraged".

"The same thing that I had worn multiple, multiple times, one guard was giving me a hard time about it," she said, adding that the dress code for visitors to Kern Valley is extremely strict, discouraging sexy outfits, any items that hint at gang affiliation, and anything that could lead to visitors being mistaken for inmates or guards.

Or, at minimum, extremely hard to discourage.

At a time when expectations for the prospects of DNA microarrays were extremely high, these negative findings were discouraging.

It's certainly got to be discouraging for any challenger to work extremely hard for 13 or 14 months to find out on Election Day that he or she never really had a chance due to the national environment".