Sentence examples for increasingly discouraged from inspiring English sources

Paolo Bastianello, the managing director of Marly's, an Italian clothing retailer, is increasingly discouraged.

The expression of strong dissent from official policy is increasingly discouraged.

Meanwhile, many sellers seem increasingly discouraged in the current market, Mr. Mercurio reported.

It is perhaps inevitable, then, that some parents, increasingly discouraged by the problems with Yonkers, are deciding to leave.

But such actions are increasingly discouraged within the Korean community for fear of embarrassing other parents and teachers.

The engineered environments of Facebook, Google and the rest have increasingly discouraged us from engaging in an intellectually meaningful way.

That stance has discouraged increasingly powerful emerging-market countries, like Brazil and China, from proposing a strong alternative, observers said.

"I feel increasingly alarmed and discouraged by the willful ignorance of Americans to the competitive challenge the Chinese pose to the U.S., including in foreign investment," Mr. Schell said in an interview.

Back in 2007, she'd walked away from her career – discouraged by the increasingly painful toll it was taking on her body, but also eager to develop new interests and spend more time with her two daughters.

Mr. Moritz bemoans the historical discrimination that discouraged women from pursuing these increasingly important subject areas.

In both Aceh and Irian, the separatists were becoming increasingly bold, and the methods used by the army to discourage them increasingly brutal.