Sentence examples for hard discouraging from inspiring English sources

Critics of the process for obtaining judges' financial disclosure forms say it is much too hard, discouraging legitimate scrutiny of the conduct of government officials.

Getting people to quit smoking may be hard, but discouraging them from starting, at least when they are young, may be as simple as raising the taxes on cigarettes.

A 35percenttaxax on repatriated foreign profits makes this juggling act harder by discouraging U.S. reinvestment and jobs.

The NCAA is conducting a lengthy, sprawling investigation into alleged academic fraud that should be resolved soon and, if nothing else, has surely made Williams' job harder by discouraging potential star recruits from committing to Tobacco Road's school for scandal.

This made it hard to discourage transactions.

Or, at minimum, extremely hard to discourage.

And it has tried hard to discourage it in a serious, if scattershot, way.

But it is hard to discourage those who see good positioning in Google's search results as the path to riches.

He said he remembered a time when town officials tried hard to discourage surfing, keeping boarders off crowded beaches or requiring that surfboards be made shorter and shorter.

Ruling out bank lending altogether is going to make some worthy borrowers worse off.All or nothing?Another risk is that in trying too hard to discourage one kind of capital, governments may inadvertently discourage others too.

"We try very hard to discourage applicants from using rear yards," said Jo Hamilton, chairwoman of Manhattan Community Board 2, which governs some of the city's most congested nightlife destinations, including NoLIta, Greenwich Village and the meatpacking district.