Sentence examples for it discouraged from inspiring English sources

In a veiled attack on the banks, Adam Marshall of the BCC calls it "discouraged demand".

Meanwhile, Lord Turner, chairman of the FSA, questioned the practice of free banking in a recent speech, saying it discouraged competition between banks.

Jails have not reduced any crime rates nor has it discouraged society from breaking the law.

The company, which described many of the messages as "less than professional," said it discouraged its staff from participating in the discussions.

There is no impression at present that it is spoiling for a fight, and when 11 Lebanese Shia pilgrims were abducted by Sunni rebels in northern Syria two months ago - they are still being held - it discouraged its supporters from making trouble to press for their release.

The regulators said that MFS, the United States mutual fund unit of Sun Life Financial of Canada, had allowed certain investors to trade rapidly in and out of its funds, even though in public documents it stated that it discouraged the practice.

It discouraged conservative students from joining the field, and it discouraged conservative members from pursuing certain lines of argument.

It discouraged deal-makers" — Republicans who might otherwise have worked constructively with Obama.

So it would be a shame if it discouraged depressed patients from taking antidepressants.

Proprietary software was "spiritually wasteful", they said, because it discouraged co-operation.

Yet because it discouraged them from working, the programs were more costly.