Sentence examples for thereby discouraged from inspiring English sources

Even plans for charging customers for mobile games have been convoluted and have thereby discouraged customers.

Our government should not tax, and thereby discourage, marriage, so we reduced the marriage penalty.

Under Labour, the discounts were reduced thereby discouraging take- up of the scheme.

Stand-alone swap desks would inevitably make derivatives more expensive, and thereby discourage excessive speculation.

It has also maintained the illusion that nobody is investing in Africa, thereby discouraging other investors.

One's reading does not have to be confined to the commanding – and thereby discouraging – heights of the truly great.

It is easy to be mean and state that knowledgeable fans increasingly receive world-level soccer on cable television, thereby discouraging expeditions to Giants Stadium.

It keeps the currency undervalued, which makes imports expensive and exports cheap, thereby discouraging the consumption of foreign goods and encouraging production for foreign customers.

Farmers are being compensated at only 2,000 rupiah (21 cents) per bird, well below market price, thereby discouraging them from reporting outbreaks.

But his government appears just as intimidated as its predecessors by the specter of popular resistance to any effort to bring local gasoline prices in line with international rates and thereby discourage excessive consumption.

Opponents of an increase argued, for instance, that mining larger blocks would require more computing power, thereby discouraging small operators in favor of the massive mining farms that have gradually concentrated the network into fewer and fewer hands.