Sentence examples for sufficiently discouraging from inspiring English sources

The results were considered sufficiently discouraging to abandon the trial at this stage on the grounds that there was sufficient evidence in this study that the administration of irradiated autologous cells was of no benefit to patients with high grade astrocytomata.

Many, no doubt, are sufficiently discouraged by initial rejection to give up there and then.

The soup-eating and bed-building sequences were animated by Ward Kimball, who was sufficiently discouraged by their removal to consider leaving the studio, however Disney persuaded him to stay by promoting him to supervising animator of Jiminy Cricket in his next feature Pinocchio (1940).

As long as market mechanisms and enforcement of deceptive advertising laws sufficiently discourage deceptive claims, the pressures created by competition should push producers to improve their products in dimensions that consumers value, and improve the information environment in which consumers make product choices.

Mortgage rates and other consumer rates, he argued, are not yet high enough to dampen demand sufficiently to discourage price increases.

The agency asserts he should have known that two of his employees had illegally obtained information (which turned out to be worth $275m ,through trading profits and avoided losses) and then failed to supervise them sufficiently to discourage violations of the law.Whether this argument flies in court is an open question.

Covering my lips, which are rather pillowy and sensual, with a discreet suggestion of dark-ruby lipstick, I felt sufficiently mousey to discourage any little familiarities Mister Testosterone might toss my way.

A contributing factor to the high rate of participation in non-physical social activities might be that at this age the full impact from potential limitations was not sufficiently obvious to discourage participation.

He said the Fed would disclose the identities of the borrowers after a "lag that is sufficiently long" to avoid hurting the companies, undermining market confidence or discouraging borrowers.

That time period is sufficiently long that it discourages rivals from making offers.

How discouraging.