Sentence examples for find discouraging from inspiring English sources

And here is one fact some might find discouraging.

At least one executive asked him, "Aren't you a little old for this?," which most would find discouraging at the start of a career, especially in groovy 1966.

And yet, in essence, the thing we find discouraging about ghost world is not its areas of candid dishonesty but that the whole place smells of the American cult of business.

And if there is no standard treatment for an illness being studied, patients entering a trial may be assigned randomly to a control group that is being given placebos, a prospect that many find discouraging.

"We really don't know why it's happening but if I had to guess, I'd say there is just a lot of stuff going on in the country that people find discouraging," said Mark Moraitakis, director of hospitality at Chick-fil-A, which is based in Atlanta.

But the show, taped in Los Angeles, was not carried there or in New York at the time -- something, Ms. Bergen said in a recent interview, that she had not known in advance and found discouraging.

The cognitive load that this places on the user is high, which the user then finds discouraging.

In addition, the commissioner ended the practice of restricting detectives to no more than three years service in the homicide squad, a policy that he found discouraged experience and depth in tracking the roots of the murder toll.

This saves gas and, if designated drivers can be found, discourages drunk driving.

But it can also be arcane and complicated, enough so that some people find it discouraging.

Lily Axelrod Memphis, Nov. 23, 2010 • To the Editor: I find it discouraging that it is not the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan, illegal wiretapping, e-mail monitoring, rendition or even torture that cause Americans to revolt at the incremental chipping away of their civil liberties in the name of the war on terrorism.