Sentence examples for the discouraging from inspiring English sources
verb
To extinguish the courage of; to dishearten; to depress the spirits of; to deprive of confidence; to deject.
- Don't be discouraged by the amount of work left to do: you'll finish it in good time.
But aside from the discouraging atmosphere at methadone centres, the programme is, participants say, half-baked.
Together they are "undiplomatic old coots" wisecracking about the discouraging and volatile state of their nation.
When Levin was East, he thoughtfully played the discouraging heart two under his partner's ace.
Although the index dropped again on Monday, the discouraging number registered as more of the same.
Which brings us back to the F.D.A. Against the discouraging backdrop in financial oversight, two professors at the University of Chicago have raised an intriguing idea.
As a consequence, the discouraging aspects mentioned above can push immigrants towards entrepreneurship.
The results obtained and the discouraging scenarios outlined explain why this exercise was unsuitable for the Institution.
Despite the discouraging statistics, McAllen has been adding jobs rapidly Forbes rated McAllen the best medium-size city for job growth earlier this year.
A new study from the US Conference of Mayors and IHS Global Insight gives the discouraging news.
But the "discouraging news," added Chiang, "is CalPERS' lack of robust auditing, underutilization of advanced technology and its generally passive approach to the problem invites abuse.
Despite the discouraging statistics, approximately 20% of all patients who undergo surgical resection for PDAC survive five years.
