Sentence examples for particularly discouraged from inspiring English sources

Niederhoffer didn't seem particularly discouraged, though.

Mazumdar-Shaw did not seem particularly discouraged, though; the game-changing would just take a little longer.

Further, he noted, a survey of European consumer sentiment found Italians particularly discouraged, suggesting the country may be on the brink of another recession.

American officials were particularly discouraged by the shelling today of the home of Jibril Rajoub, the head of the Palestinian Preventive Security agency on the West Bank.

They have been working on the canal for a month but do not seem particularly discouraged that the garbage they have fished out continues piling up, without getting hauled away.

But the trainer, Wally Dollase, was certain he had a talented prospect in Ten Most Wanted, the lightly raced son of Deputy Commander, and he was not particularly discouraged when the colt did not win the El Camino Real.

It's particularly those types of third-party candidacies that N.P.V. would particularly discourage.

Corruption particularly discourages inflows of FDI, the safest and most productive kind of capital inflow, so relatively speaking it favours bank lending, the riskiest kind of capital (see chart 8 .Work on the connection between corruption and the mix of capital inflows has been reviewed in a paper just published by the IMF.

This issue was particularly discouraging for students.

We particularly discourage casual dress code, intoxicated customers, and male heavy entourages".

These numbers are particularly discouraging in the face of the important events that all of us across the country have watched unfold in recent weeks and months.