Sentence examples for not really encouraging from inspiring English sources

"The growth that is happening in this sector is not really encouraging for the economy," said Katie Bardaro, PayScale's lead economist.

It is also very much in evidence in the study that if the Quinine is given after Mefloquine the results are not really encouraging, besides having an unacceptable rate of side effects due to its long half-life.

"You feel sort of sorry for him, because the real climate of book publishing would seem to tolerate a few Bakers but not really encourage them.

It has become a place to exercise their right to run and play – something the girls are not really encouraged to do outside the concrete school walls.

Whether it was a result of research fatigue [ 27], a response to public attitudes towards refugees and migrants, or simple apathy, but the opportunity to visit people in their own homes to establish relationships was not really encouraged in Perth.

"You aren't really encouraged to ask a lot of questions".

It's just become a mark for how long you can stay awake, which we don't really encourage".

The campaign trail doesn't really encourage reflection, and it's important to sit with your thoughts every now and then".

"Are you bored yet?" he asks near the close of the tirade, but since the fourth wall hasn't been broken, the audience isn't really encouraged to respond.

You aren't really encouraged to talk to each other in the first place (although when you read through comments on the forums you probably won't want any of them as friends).

It might have started out as a rebuke to first world privilege, but it has now become so naturalised that it doesn't really encourage any sort of empathetic engagement with third world issues.