Sentence examples for long discouraged from inspiring English sources

Wall Street has long discouraged employees from speaking out.

He does not vacillate, is never long discouraged.

This has long discouraged companies from employing Americans internationally, particularly in expensive places.

I've long discouraged my own eight-year-old daughter from reading or watching the news.

America has long discouraged Turkey from crossing the border, saying this would destabilise the only calmish bit of the country.

ACT has long discouraged use of its test as a sole criterion for high-stakes decisions like college admission.

But for Vietnamese officials, who are struggling through a long, discouraging economic slump, the allure of the trail's symbolism may be irresistable.

That was the start of a long, discouraging slide that extended into the 2012 season, which he started at Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre before being demoted to Class AA Trenton.

One report released in January by the Orlando Sentinel found that these long waits have consequences: in Florida alone, at least 201,000 voters did not vote last Election Day because long lines discouraged them from waiting.

"The Doctors' Case Against the Pill" was credited with inspiring a generation of women, who had long been discouraged by male doctors from asking too many questions, to take control of their health care.

Middle Eastern youth is a group that long been discouraged, and this must change in order to fix the bleeding social, cultural, and religious wounds of the region.