Sentence examples for loss discouraged from inspiring English sources

The close loss discouraged the Virginia Tech players, who then had only five days to prepare for their next opponent, lightly regarded James Madison University.

Enron's mounting losses discouraged Dynegy, he said.

Many business owners have found these legal losses discouraging.

Results suggest that financial aid loss discourages enrollment at for-profit institutions and institutions that offer programs of two years or less.

Corporate layoffs and stock market losses have discouraged wealthy customers from splurging on clothing, jewelry and accessories at chains, including Barneys.

Population loss is discouraging.

But the loss was discouraging for several reasons, including a foot injury to Travis Hafner and, mostly, another awful performance by Ubaldo Jimenez.

The rest would be first in line to absorb the fund's losses, thus discouraging redemptions.

The Pension Protection Act was meant to reduce the government's exposure to such stock-market losses by discouraging companies from investing their pension funds in volatile assets.

While the result was a victory for the British, the massive losses they encumbered discouraged them from any further sorties against the siege lines; 226 men were killed with over 800 wounded, including a large number of officers.

Often you may be discouraged by loss or lack of morale but remember, many other countries have revolted and after several losses still have still overcome overwhelming adversity.