Sentence examples for in discouraged from inspiring English sources

The surge in discouraged workers is the most significant since the months immediately after the recession's start.

The surge in discouraged workers is the most significant since the months after the Sept. 11 attacks.

The latest figures were much worse than expected, although the unemployment rate was still unchanged at 5.8%, partly because of a rise in discouraged workers.

It seems that in the US there has been a rise in "discouraged workers", people who simply drop out of the labour force, whereas in the UK there has been a rise in "encouraged" ones.

The surge in discouraged workers is going to continue unless America takes back the jobs that are being held by millions of illegal aliens, jobs that we blacks used to have.

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Although he was the only man in the Cabinet who in 1879 discouraged the establishment of a popular legislature, he was appointed prime minister in 1888.

But here's the most important fact about Cruz: Unlike fellow freshman Senators Rand Paul of Kentucky and Rubio, Cruz has been so unwavering in his ideological beliefs to the point where he's succeeded in regenerating a dynamic enthusiasm in a discouraged GOP and Tea Party base.

The lingering air of racism in stadiums discouraged minority ethnic football fans from joining the crowd in the early 1990s, but even this began to change.

There are five million people in the discouraged category and their ranks are growing.

That, in turn, discouraged firms and households from making long-term investments.His argument rests on a thin reed, however.