Sentence examples for started discouraging from inspiring English sources

Some movie industry organizations also started discouraging filmmakers from using drones last year because of the F.A.A. rule.

So a number of states and localities around the country have started discouraging pharmacies, hospitals, nursing homes and residents from disposing of drugs this way.

The barrier there is the ways which have already been put in the media… the media has already started discouraging.

"There had to be a real, a serious dialogue, and they had to actively start discouraging people from travelling.

It's only when you start discouraging your mother from spending her money on things she can afford not things she can't that you've come down with Hands Off My Inheritance Syndrome.

For most of us who are trying to grow and hire, the "help" they are offering is starting to get discouraging.

She's been wanting to start a family, but after three miscarriages, she's started to get discouraged.

But after a little more than a year she started to get discouraged about the state of the left — she felt that it had run out of things to say, apart from being outraged by people it disagreed with — and she decided to go back to school.

When they saw that the government was not willing to negotiate any of their demands, people started to get discouraged, and the protests became smaller and smaller.

Things start to turn over the summer: as interest rates on 30-year mortgages suddenly rise to 3.5%, 3.7% and then 4%, they start to get discouraged.

Can we recapture the energy and enthusiasm that brought us into the classroom and help our colleagues when they start to get discouraged?