Sentence examples for further discourage from inspiring English sources

Pressure from teammates and fans would further discourage the use of banned substances.

Unfortunately, these comments only serve to reinforce these perceptions and may further discourage people from seeking help.

"The collective impact of these disturbances is to further discourage foreign direct investment into the energy sector".

This can empower perpetrators who do not face effective sanction or intervention by the police, and further discourage women from reporting violence to the police.

The union health ministers also signed a recommendation on how all member governments can further discourage tobacco use among children and adolescents.

But the effort of providing assistance after a bankruptcy filing may further discourage consolidation in an industry widely viewed as suffering from overcapacity.

Some of those involved in underground art scenes argued that a wave of shutdowns would only further discourage people from speaking out about legitimate safety concerns.

Her rhetoric is going to further stigmatise benefit recipients and further discourage applications for benefits from people who need them, who are – or should be – entitled to them.

The prospect of a tighter regulatory environment is certain to further discourage the Murdochs from continuing with major investments in the UK.

And Romney's plan for the future would further discourage work for poor households with children or those paying for their kids to go to college.

She thinks a dawn police raid last week on shelters, to round up people faced with criminal charges, will further discourage the use of shelters.