Sentence examples for more discouraging for from inspiring English sources

To make matters more discouraging for Democrats, Senator Fred Thompson, a Tennessee Republican who is popular in his state, said he had decided not to retire next year because of the terrorist attacks.

Its success in the local polls has provoked a predictable flutter of renewed Euroscepticism in the Tory Party, including a call this week from Nigel Lawson, a highly respected former chancellor of the exchequer, for withdrawal from the EU.Another lesson is more discouraging for Mr Farage.

Every time a high-techer does something to promote an environment of "brogramming," it paints the entire industry as just a little more discouraging for women.

It appears that chemistry and the other premedical courses at Berkeley are more discouraging for URM students than for non-URM students.

Nothing could be more discouraging for dedicated teachers in tough districts.

Nothing can be more discouraging for a child than to spend significant time on a subject without seeing results.

This suggests that careers advice for aspiring television, film or games professionals tends to be more discouraging than for other career paths.

It was a much more discouraging day for another defending champion as Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia lost the first 10,000-meter race of his phenomenal career.

There were even more discouraging statistics available for me to ponder, but I recoiled from the screen, deciding instead to talk to and trust only Isabel's doctors; never again would I research her condition on the Internet.

The data is even more discouraging at public and private for-profit institutions with six year completion rates of 56percentt and just 28percentt, respectively.

The figure for Black Americans is significantly more discouraging: one out of every four Black male high school dropouts is in jail.