Sentence examples for which has discouraged from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Bank's profit has suffered because of the debt crisis, which has discouraged clients from trading as much.

And adding to the tension this year was the concern over the SARS virus, which has discouraged tourism.

Developing nations have had fewer economic problems, but China is following Brazil, which has discouraged foreign capitalists with repeated efforts to control the value of its currency.

But it has since been slaked, both by China's slowing economy and by a fierce anti-corruption campaign, which has discouraged conspicuous consumption.

The Obama campaign, which has discouraged its top fund-raisers from giving to outside groups, had also been sending disapproving signals recently about such outside efforts.

Travel industry officials attribute the likely drop in air travel to both the weakening economy, which has discouraged longer trips, and post-Sept.

This could be due in part to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, which have discouraged travelers and large gatherings.

Under discussion, among other matters, are the country's tough redundancy rules and highly protected work contracts, which have discouraged job creation.

The company said it had been hit by poor performance in its UK funds which had discouraged financial advisers from recommending them to clients.

Unlike Malaysia and Indonesia, which have discouraged foreigners (except for South Korean firms in joint ventures), Thailand has welcomed in no fewer than nine big car companies from Europe, America and other parts of Asia.

The Chinese invasion in 1962 across this northeast border has left its legacy in the form of a strong military presence and stringent requirements for visitor permits, which have discouraged casual tourists, so this remains one of India's most remote regions.