Sentence examples for rather discouraging from inspiring English sources

"Nongasoline vehicles are fairly inconvenient and rather expensive, and that is rather discouraging for people".

The answer was rather discouraging for the Devils, who lost by 4-2 thethe surging Capitals.

All this is rather discouraging if you believe that some of his monsters -- especially his Dracula -- are astonishing creations, and that there's no reason the terms "horror icon" and "powerful actor" should be mutually exclusive.

Summary The results for the young unemployed participating in public work programs are rather discouraging.

Although the ratings officially launched Monday theyve been available on the site for two weeks, which makes the couple of hundred or so people (out of about 3.5 million) who bothered to rate laptops rather discouraging.

And that sounds rather discouraging.

It allowed our children, who had been rather discouraged by the hassle of Marrakech, to discover a gentler Morocco.

I was rather discouraged by how much people had made an effort to dress up.

Rather than discouraging her, the experience turned her resolve to achieving greatness in the air.

It was classic Jobs: reframing an issue, the outsourcing of American manufacturing jobs, as something inspirational rather than discouraging.

Rather than discouraging us from playing, this actually makes the game even more enticing than if we won easily.