Sentence examples for then discouraged from inspiring English sources

Then, discouraged, he went back to private practice and a literary life.

Then, discouraged by a lack of progress, they may cut back on physical activity and gain even more weight.

After high school, he entered a Jesuit novitiate house; then, discouraged by the intellectual torpor of the place, he left.

Then, discouraged by the market's seemingly insatiable demand for sex and violence in mystery novels — her books have little of either — she set the series aside for 18 years.

He then discouraged tourism in the state and made it harder for companies to qualify for a permit to operate near the river.

The problem is that this requires immense amounts of money and, thus, high income tax rates (the top 52% rate kicks in around $75,000 per year), which then discourage wealthier people from working.There are trade-offs for everything.

We learn of, but never meet, Annabell's doting but philandering father, who trained her in the family business — Democratic politics, adrift in deep-red Dallas — but then discourages her from pursuing the ambitions he himself has sown.

And then there's the money if you don't get very many visitors each month to your site, you may only earn a few dollars a month from affiliate programs, which then discourages you from putting forth the time to place trackable links into your content in the first place.

Policyholders may be willing to waive their right to jury trials if they trust health and life insurers to identify and then discourage or remediate poor quality care, encourage and refine high quality care and stand by them or compensate their survivors after adverse events.

This happens often and may then discourage you.

And I remembered how the sun's daughter created our world, then grew so discouraged watching us abuse the earth and one another that she prayed for release and was turned to dust.