Sentence examples for having to discourage from inspiring English sources

The Pokémon Go global craze has led South Koreans to flock to a remote region, holocaust museums having to discourage players, naive New Zealanders led to Hell's Angels clubs and police stations filled with players.

The popularity of the game has seen South Koreans flock to a remote region where it is active, holocaust museums having to discourage players, atheists driven into churches, naïve New Zealanders led to Hells Angels clubs and police stations filled with players.

"We have to discourage such a culture".

We have to discourage conspicuous consumption, which is eating up our planet".

To discourage the inexpert from using forceps — along with all those eponymous maneuvers — obstetrics had to discourage everyone from using them.

We're sorry to have to discourage Grippo, but we think he ought to realize that he doesn't have anything particularly novel.

The Crawfords are so upbeat about each brief submitted to the court that their lawyers have to discourage them from unrealistic expectations.

But it would also have to discourage lending to poorly run localities.Whether such discipline will actually help depressed rural areas is another matter.

Toward that end, the document maintained, Washington had to "discourage them from challenging our leadership or seeking to overturn the established political and economic order".

Representative Dan Lungren, Republican of California, said the N.F.L. and its media partners had to discourage the celebration of overly violent play.

To teach us how to groove, Ms. Vee first had to discourage the rigid-upper-body tendency that so many of those in class had picked up from a heavy dose of ballet in their formative years.