The answer depends on one's point of view, but the facts on the ground clearly show a situation that is discouragingly complex.
He had appointments at Harvard, Rutgers, and N.Y.U.: he wanted students, because he found that it was discouragingly difficult to persuade older philosophers to change their minds.
The Blair government in 1999 took a poll and learned, discouragingly, that a majority of Britons do not fancy the word.
But she warned that success rates were "discouragingly low".
Food stamps are administratively cumbersome, as the discouragingly long lines at some qualification centers yesterday demonstrate.
Tasmania also has the cleanest air in the world, according to measurements taken at the discouragingly named Cape Grim.
Then they assemble in the forward lounge for a talk on procedure given by three of the discouragingly capable staff members.
Gygax felt that role-playing games were becoming discouragingly complex to new users.
This was a notably early attempt to clean up the Internet occurring at Stanford, no less, the epicenter of Silicon Valley and the reactions to it established a pattern of toxic rhetoric and hypocritical argumentation that, nearly three decades later, remains discouragingly familiar.
This was a notably early attempt to clean up the Internet — occurring at Stanford, no less, the epicenter of Silicon Valley — and the reactions to it established a pattern of toxic rhetoric and hypocritical argumentation that, nearly three decades later, remains discouragingly familiar.
According to Unterberger, the lyrics are "even more hackneyed", with its "Kardashian-worthy opening lines" Evan Rytlewski of The AV Club both "Can't Stop Won't Stop" and "Scream" as two "overinflated dance numbers" that open the album on a "discouragingly perfunctory note".
