Sentence examples for some discouragement from inspiring English sources

"There's definitely some discouragement here," she said.

In January 1863, the women published in the Chronicle that they had met with "some discouragement, owing to the various rumors in circulation … that the hospital stores are misapplied, that the needy ones do not receive them".

Dr. Judson's foray into writing occurred despite some early discouragement.

Occasionally a label indulges in some creative discouragement, as was the case with a De La Soul advance cassette in which the sound of a braying donkey was inserted periodically throughout each song.

My sense is that there is some real discouragement, given the force with which President Obama said he would deliver comprehensive immigration reform and given the fact that immigrants were largely left out of national health reform.

Carrying buckets, cycles and cutting implements, they listened to some last-minute discouragement from course officials.

For some residents, the discouragement was so intrusive that death was seen as an escape from the meaninglessness.

Almost one-half (45.1%) of those completing the survey indicated that their health was 'Very Good' and 3.0percentt reported their health status as 'Fair' or 'Poor.' About one-fifth (18.9%) reported at least some feelings of discouragement and hopelessness in the last month.

It may hinder their ability or provide some level of discouragement, but it may not completely dissuade them from finding you and continue to harass you.

Democrats hope they can energize black voters, who make up almost 30 percent of the district, but even some loyal Democrats express discouragement.

Likewise, previouseconomicstudies, many based on Europe's job market struggles, have shown that people who become disconnected from the work force have more trouble getting hired, probably because of some combination of stigma, discouragement and deterioration of their skills.