Sentence examples for failed to discourage from inspiring English sources
But they failed to discourage those who did.
This dubious compliment, which all teachers of creative writing might wish to employ, failed to discourage Dunash.
The planned carbon tax failed to discourage Peabody and Arcelor from their bid for Macarthur, but still weighed on many Australian stocks on Monday.
Whether nominally safe or not, Bushehr foreshadows Iran's more ominous nuclear plans, which the Obama administration's hectoring and cajoling have signally failed to discourage.
That failed to discourage the delegates from corporate America, who continued to enhance their temptations.
"The governments at the time, in my opinion, did turn a blind eye to the Kingsmills murders in as far as they failed to discourage the perpetrators taking refuge in their border area at that time.
The agency asserts he should have known that two of his employees had illegally obtained information (which turned out to be worth $275m ,through trading profits and avoided losses) and then failed to supervise them sufficiently to discourage violations of the law.Whether this argument flies in court is an open question.
His critics have said Kerry has failed to seek tougher sanctions to discourage the Islamic Republic from pursuing its nuclear program, but the nominee signaled he was ready to keep the pressure on Tehran.
Regarding macro-economic effects, there are indications that the growth of temporary employment has hampered productivity growth (because investment in the workforce is discouraged) and failed to increase employment levels (because secure employment is substituted with temporary jobs) (Boeri and Garibaldi 2007; Boeri 2011).
Xenophanes appears to have been particularly interested in identifying and discouraging conduct that failed to pay due honor to the gods or posed a risk to the stability and well-being of the city (or perhaps both).
