Sentence examples for real discouraging from inspiring English sources

"It's real discouraging when you've got something people are asking for but you can't get it into the major stores," she said.

"It was real discouraging," he said.

It would raise consumer prices, lower real wages, discourage work and depress economic growth.

And the lucky few can find that life in academic research is disappointing: slow career progression, low salaries, little competitiveness, few resources, bureaucracy, and the lack of a real meritocracy discourage scientists from pursuing a career in their home country.

We should be encouraging people to eat real food and discouraging the consumption of non-food.

Premier Wen Jiabao has imposed a strict ban on purchases of second and subsequent homes, in the hope that discouraging real estate speculation will improve the affordability of homes.

To the extent that falling real wages are discouraging people from moving to Silicon Valley to take advantage of the boom, the country is losing out on employment opportunities, a potential increase in incomes, and new business formation.

A note on BAT's Zimbabwe strategy, marked "secret", refers to the lack of profits growth in that market being in part attributable to "a 50 50 sharing agreement with Rothmans of the 2.4 billion annual market, thus discouraging any real management dynamics".

The partial analysis in turn has been undermining the scientific method while discouraging any real critical argumentation.

For many local manufacturers, the lack of a real public debate is discouraging to say the least.

This would lift consumers' real purchasing power, discourage excessive investment in manufacturing and help to reduce the trade deficit further.