Sentence examples for that it will discourage from inspiring English sources

Businessmen complain that it will discourage the formation of innovative new companies.

"This is probably going to keep me so occupied that it will discourage any contact with the deeper mind.

I'm sure that it will discourage spam just as effectively as postage discourages junk mail and unwanted catalogs.

I hope that it will discourage the often baseless legal claims and allow courts and lawyers to focus on bona fide issues.

The now-familiar objection to a tax increase on corporate profits is that it will discourage private investment and thus dampen job creation.

Yet the redditometro has run into strong opposition, not least from the nation's suffering retailers, who are worried that it will discourage consumer spending and sink their businesses further.

The Home Office is expected to deflect some of the political embarrassment by announcing the rollout of two further measures from Thursday designed to create a "hostile environment" that it will say will discourage illegal immigration.

Scratch up the surface, sow the seed, rake it in and water it, before covering it with something that will discourage thundering footsteps for several weeks.

Ultimately, it is engaging with communities that will discourage outdated, patriarchal practices that fool girls into believing that they are not worthy of the same reverence bestowed on a goddess.

"You go to school the first day, a guy takes your lunch money, and that's going to go on every day of the year until you do something to him that will discourage that kind of behavior".

Still others note that the proposed rules call for a significant increase in the level of internal compliance and oversight at banks, something that will discourage the casino culture that has long pervaded the proprietary trading operations of large banks.