Sentence examples for has effectively discouraged from inspiring English sources

The strength of Mrs Clinton's shadow campaign, so far, has effectively discouraged any challengers for the nomination from stepping forward - or even beginning the most preliminary moves to lay the groundwork for a candidacy.

My nutritionist-approved snacks had effectively discouraged whining.

On Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a frequent critic of marijuana, rescinded a set of Obama-era memos that had effectively discouraged federal prosecutors from targeting cannabis operations that were in compliance with state law.

The problem is that American immigration policy in recent years has effectively worked to discourage highly skilled immigrants from staying here, as Vivek Wadhwa documents in his new book, "The Immigrant Exodus".

DRS has effectively restored that.

Now it has effectively eliminated one.

The prime minister has effectively gone AWOL.

He has effectively unlimited funds.

In particular, he said, nonrefiners were effectively discouraged from bidding because BLM has not enforced provisions of the law requiring refiners to set a reasonable price.

Australia effectively discouraged non-white migration until the 1970s.

The problem, he argues, is that the impulse to save is effectively discouraged.