Sentence examples for somewhat discouraging from inspiring English sources

It collapsed.More recent efforts at currency-building have also been somewhat discouraging.

So it is somewhat discouraging to discover that two leading philosophers of mind seem to find consciousness as hard as everybody else does.

That very notion — that this competition has been, if Lee is to be believed, too close to call — must be somewhat discouraging to the Jets.

This suggests that the answer to the question at the top of this post is a somewhat discouraging one for Democrats.

In one of his bluntest assessments of the progress of the administration's Iraq strategy, Mr. Gates said, "I think the developments on the political side are somewhat discouraging at the national level".

Radiation Measurements 23, 329 333) were somewhat discouraging for the prospects of using quartz OSL for dating glacigenic sediments, while the more detailed study of Rhodes and Bailey Rhodess, E.J., Bailey, R.M., 1997.

But after 1979, Tounji was somewhat discouraged.

After 19 rejections, Dr Hood was somewhat discouraged.

Conservative tastes in much religious music somewhat discouraged the greatest talents from contributing fully to this genre.

Though he believed that the area and its wild landscape had some potential, he left somewhat discouraged by its poverty and general sense of emptiness.

Johnson pondered: "Any sports enthusiast looking forward to the spectacle of Usain Bolt on the track, LeBron James on the court, and Alex Morgan on the soccer field might be somewhat discouraged by all this negativity".