Sentence examples for quite discouraging from inspiring English sources

The result at Madison Square Garden was quite discouraging for a Ranger team that is struggling to make the playoffs.

The general attitude towards entrepreneurship is quite discouraging.

When you're in first year that is quite discouraging.

Poorly defined role of primary care physicians in screening services delivery and the need of a new re-definition of primary care activities have been evidenced even in a recent survey of English practitioners [ 31]; and screening data coming from French and Italian surveys were quite discouraging too [ 19- 23].

There is something familiar, and quite discouraging, about this split.

So this dependence on Western money can be quite discouraging".

Quite discouraged over some hang-up I was sure it was not going to happen, but driving from Laramie to Centennial on a windy day when the sky was filled with stretched-out laminar wave clouds I saw to the west, in the direction of the distant property, one cloud in the shape of an immense bird, the head and beak, the breast looming over the Rockies.

Pete was upset, but he had seen fewer places than I had and wasn't quite as discouraged".

"It proves that the disincentives are not enough to discourage quite large numbers of people from putting their lives at risk at sea".

This is a good thing in that it will discourage quite a few elected officials in the next generation from mischief they might otherwise have been tempted to risk.

The website itself is arguably bad simply because it's quite barren with little real explanation and is thus discouraging to the average photographer on the go.