Sentence examples similar to monitoring and discouraging from inspiring English sources

Aberrant activities like blinking and looking away are also recorded and can be actively monitored and discouraged during the testing window.

Child Labor:  The programme needs to involve community leaders and child welfare committees to ensure that households are constantly monitored and discouraged from using children in vending businesses at the expense of the education and normal play.

Handheld devices, like the original display, encourage team members to focus on the information rather than on the interaction, making it difficult to monitor the actions of others and discouraging communication.

With the F.B.I. given more authority after the Sept. 11 attacks to monitor public events, the tensions over the convention protests, coupled with the Justice Department's own legal analysis of such monitoring, reflect the fine line between protecting national security in an age of terrorism and discouraging political expression.

The state police, with a popular new superintendent, has instituted such procedures as in-car cameras to monitor troopers' behavior and discourage improper conduct.

"David Warner's remarks are disappointing and discouraging.

I found it both encouraging and discouraging.

It was very disappointing and discouraging.

It's overwhelming and discouraging.

This result is simultaneously encouraging and discouraging.

Bright and optimistic -or- gloomy and discouraging.