Sentence examples for was discouraged because from inspiring English sources

Outside shooting was discouraged because of the ocean breeze, and fouls were called the Irish-Catholic way: on oneself.

Mr. Stancik said he was discouraged, because Mr. Rene had engaged in "the epitome of the patronage game".

In an earlier interview with the Huffington Post, she mentioned that she often was discouraged because of the sport's lack of prominent African-American athletes.

When Terry was discouraged because so few people were making donations, Sharp pledged $2 a mile [to the run] and persuaded close to 1,000 other corporations to do the same.

The use of steroid injections to treat similar injuries in elite tennis players 13 was discouraged because of the dangers of complete tendon rupture.

Volume extension to incorporate 'at-risk' nodal sites or 'normal pancreas' was discouraged because node prophylaxis in this setting has not yet been shown to be beneficial, the main site of failure continues to be local mass site and because radiotherapy-induced toxicity increases with treatment volume size.

"It was discouraging because last year it wasn't necessarily the best guys playing," O'Hanlon said.

It was discouraging because we were hearing from Michelle that we were solid candidates in terms of our finances".

"But that was discouraging because then I found myself counting every time I went up," she said.

"It's discouraged because it's risky.

Food is discouraged because it rots and draws bears.