Sentence examples for perhaps more discouraging from inspiring English sources

Quarterback Philip Rivers continued to make costly mistakes while, perhaps more discouraging, his offensive line at times looked embarrassingly overmatched by Denver's defensive front.

Perhaps more discouraging is the fact that members of the art trade made efforts to keep the Postal Service from incinerating the bulk of the fakes.

The truth is more discouraging.

Weiss's performance was even more discouraging.

The Pirelli-Benetton takeover of Telecom Italia is even more discouraging.

Recent genetic data is even more discouraging.

Mrs. Moore was more discouraged by the present than the past.

Perhaps more important, mute discourages spontaneous discussion.

Perhaps more significantly, such a list may discourage the development by national banks of new data processing services which, although part of the business of banking, are not on a list of permitted activities or similar in nature to those in a set of examples of permitted activities.

Perhaps more commonly, traditional healers may delay and discourage people from accessing HIV care and treatment in state-run medical clinics in order to continue treatment of infected individuals through traditional means [ 81].

Perhaps more to the point, the government has done little if anything to improve a climate across the country that discourages participation in opposition politics, many political analysts said.