Sentence examples for mildly discouraging from inspiring English sources
That was mildly discouraging.
Congo's experience of outsiders is, to put it mildly, discouraging.
In a country with a rapidly aging population and a falling birthrate, promoting smoking, or at least only mildly discouraging it, would seem like smart public policy.
To whatever extent such music actually flourished, it was in the West; composers who tried to practice such techniques in the totalitarian Communist states were, to put it mildly, discouraged.
Mildly discouraged now, I called Schick to see if they offered a money-back satisfaction guarantee.
By clinging to the cold war budget agreement, two administrations have perpetuated a business-as-usual attitude that, to put it mildly, discourages innovation.
Big political rows, threats of military intervention, talk of invading northern Iraq, resurgent nationalism and discouraging relations with Europe and America: all that plus a mildly Islamist government in a fiercely secular republic could have been a recipe for trouble, coups, internal strife, you name it.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
It was very discouraging.
This is very discouraging.
