Sentence examples for overly discouraged from inspiring English sources

Casciano says his players give maximum effort and, for the most part, have not been overly discouraged.

He's never been overly discouraged by the traditional portents of disaster, like climate change, bird flu and the return of Jersey Shore.

In our dedication to the causes and values we hold dear, we must be aware that obstacles will be in our path and not be overly discouraged by them.

Although all bootstrap confidence intervals fail to perform well in some situations, this should not overly discourage the use of bootstrap confidence intervals.

He helped to achieve railroad rate stability and discouraged overly chaotic competition in the East.

But most campus meme groups take measures to discourage overly provocative postings: visuals must relate to university life, and bands of student moderators are tasked with deleting irrelevant content.

Even so, she said she is not overly worried about workers being discouraged from entering civil service, despite the current uncertainties.

In late 2006, with YouTube and Facebook growing rapidly, a position paper by a Qaeda-affiliated institute discouraged media jihadists from overly "exuberant" efforts on behalf of the group for fear of diluting its message.

Charles also discouraged his officials from using overly coercive methods, after seeing his heavy-handed treatment of the Cortes of Corunna backfire.

And don't make your goals overly ambitious, or you won't follow through and get discouraged.

"The result is a proposal that we believe, if enacted into law, safeguards commonplace online activity from overbroad prosecution and overly harsh penalties, while ensuring that real harmful activity is discouraged and fully prosecuted," they said.