Sentence examples for problem discouraged from inspiring English sources

It would be a tragedy if a paperwork problem discouraged use of a simple and cheap treatment that can save hundreds of thousands of children each year.

They can cause security problems, discourage investment in poor countries and disadvantage law-abiding firms which must compete with unscrupulous rivals.

He added:  "We cannot let the immensity of the problems discourage us from making progress – nor let the progress create complacency.

Years of such problems have discouraged ocean-power visionaries, but have not stopped them.

They included what he called the "three arrows" of Abenomics: increasing Japan's money supply, raising government spending and proposing fixes to longstanding problems that discouraged companies from hiring and investing.

All these problems had discouraged me a lot and had frozen my scientific enthusiasm.

While earlier photographic systems of color reproduction had some success projecting "natural" colors (Kinema-color in 1908, as well as the various two-color Technicolor processes between 1917 and 1932, to name a few), these were only able to reproduce a limited range of the color spectrum, and technical problems often discouraged industry adoption.

Moreover, lack of continuous supply of HIV testing re-agents and kits were the other problems which discouraged adolescents from utilizing VCT services.

Problems in marketing and lack of comparative advantage further aggravated the problem by discouraging farmers, thus widening the yield gap.

That problem would discourage people from moving to more efficient models, said Edward Dooley of the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute.

But part of the problem in discouraging such attacks is that their very nature depends on a public interaction.