Sentence examples for readily discouraged from inspiring English sources
People blinked, for instance, when he flipped the ball round one side of the readily discouraged Hakan Yakin and stormed past him on the other.
Many cumulative acts born of prejudice or ignorance could have readily discouraged or derailed me as I progressed through my career as one of a "few" women or an "only" or a "first" black woman.
I know that I have been discouraged from readily picking up an iPad to watch online video from the Pavlovian effect of those disappointing little blue legos.
Culture is characterized as a "tool kit," providing "publicly available meanings [that] facilitate certain patterns of action, making them readily available, while discouraging others" (Swidler 1986 283).
Targeting cancer cells is a quite attractive method; as long as we could eradicate them, everything would be readily resolved, but to be discouraged, still there is no effective and specific drug or means to target cancer cells or metastatic lesion in PDAC.
First, to the extent possible, the public should be discouraged from divulging personal information so readily.
The annoying ban on liquids and gels appeared to have a greater effect on short-hop airlines in part because it discouraged leisure travelers, who can change their vacation plans more readily.
Sex offender lists have made far more information readily available to the public and the police than before, but experts say little research is available to suggest that the registries have actually discouraged offenders from committing new crimes.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
