Sentence examples for way discouraged from inspiring English sources

My entrepreneurial instincts are in no way discouraged by high marginal rates.

"I look at the pace as a setback," he said, "but I'm not in any way discouraged".

But with more families about to arrive, others are crossing the river the other way, discouraged despite having recovered their nationality.

But along the way, discouraged, Mr. Moore suggested to his partners, all of whom he has known nearly a decade, that maybe they should split up and each pursue their separate projects.

A small crowd assembled to hear him, but they none of them showed any inclination to come and tell him about Mickle, and he asked his way, discouraged and tired, to the nearest pub.

Mr. Abrams seemed to suggest in his letter that he felt suspending his inquiry was premature, noting that he and his staff had "collegially communicated twice" in the past two weeks with the federal prosecutors overseeing the criminal inquiry and that the prosecutors had "not in any way discouraged the continuation of my review".

This kind of valorizing of the tiny and handmade, and, let's be honest, free, is, in a way, discouraging of artistic growth.

The fact that we routinely underutilize these two-wheeled articles of exercise in no way discourages me from packing them, each and every trip (save for skiing Vermont in January).

Exchanges are able to price-discriminate among traders and their orders, and in this way, discourage too much trading that reduces liquidity as investors sell their shares, by charging them a higher fee.

But he is trying to control the flow of communication when he's not with her, keeping it one way, discouraging her from calling him at the office.

Dictating how the trench will be dug -- and in many ways, discouraging the digging -- are Japanese regulators.