Sentence examples for heavily discourage from inspiring English sources

National central banks heavily discourage the practice, but it is not illegal.

We heavily discourage — we even mandate — that our sales people don't go to places like spas.

You don't think Google would figure out some way to block (or heavily discourage) such maneuvers?

Talk of Lord Theon Greyjoy's whereabouts, too, is heavily discouraged.

Like many other traditional dance forms, hula was heavily discouraged by missionaries and other representatives of Euro-America in the nineteenth century.

Despite having been heavily discouraged by Christian missionaries and even outlawed by colonial governments during the 19th and 20th centuries, vision quest participation continued as an important cultural practice for many indigenous peoples of the early 21st century.

Even after the Indian prime minister trekked for a month over the Himalayas to make a treaty in 1958 eight yearss after China invaded neighbouring Tibet), Bhutan kept outside contact to a minimum: roads were built, but television was forbidden and foreign travellers heavily discouraged.

Capitalism itself, through the relentless pressure of quarterly reports, introduces too much efficiency and socially destabilizing leverage, so you recommend a reversion to something like an Islamic banking system, in which debt-based lending is forbidden, or at least heavily discouraged.

And everyone is heavily discouraged from going off-script.

Elif Kavakci, a fashion designer whose head covering was subtly spangled with sequins, grew up in Turkey, where traditional dress is heavily discouraged.

"Corporate earnings are strong, but the market is wondering how to value them since a series of potential rate hikes could discount earnings more heavily and discourage growth".