Sentence examples for quality discourages from inspiring English sources

These are fables, not allegories, and their hermetic quality discourages us from wandering outside the text.

Initial poor service or product quality discourages customers from returning.

New restaurants often make one of two mistakes: they are unprepared or underprepared for opening, and initial poor service, speed, or quality discourages customers from returning, or they spend all of their efforts at opening, and are unable to maintain the initial quality customers expect on return visits, decreasing word of mouth advertising and leading to poor revenues.

However, meta-ethnography reporting is often poor quality, which discourages trust in, and use of, meta-ethnography findings.

But high cost and poor connection quality have discouraged their use.

Coqui abundance was related to a habitat variable, canopy cover, which can be manipulated by residents to reduce habitat quality and discourage coqui occupancy.

The musicians contend that management is exaggerating the situation and that filing for bankruptcy will undermine the orchestra's quality and discourage donors.

Such stock-outs may contribute to women's perceptions of services at health clinics in the district to be of poor quality and discourage them from utilizing available services for delivery and emergency care.

Hemlocks transpire large amounts of water and once they were gone the soil was too wet to support most trees; the bracken and ferns that replaced the hemlocks altered the soil qualities to discourage trees as well.

The city's gridlock problem reduces productivity, quality of life, discourages tourism and will ultimately drive business away from the city.

Since expected pricing is so low, it discourages quality game contenders from entering the space.