Sentence examples for which may discourage from inspiring English sources

There are a limited number of parcels more than 20 acres, which may discourage dreams of a ranchette.

State representatives in Texas want to slash rates by 10%, which may discourage doctors from accepting new Medicaid patients.

But horticulturists have a more apt description for leaves that also have an unappetizingly rough texture, which may discourage deer: "hairy".

"Turok has an M rating, which may discourage parents from buying the game and hinder clearance of a commercial airing in shows primarily for children under 12," observed the marketing report.

But its decision meant that evolution would not be included in the state assessment tests that evaluate student performance, which may discourage teachers from devoting time to the subject.

Microsoft's ballpark estimate last month was that Windows XP should run well on any computer made after January 2000, which may discourage users who purchased state-of-the-art machines just two or three years ago from taking the XP plunge.

As a result, driverless cabs are expected to become cheaper and which eventually may discourage car ownership.

It also allows a higher standard of living (that is, with health coverage) at a lower income, which may further discourage work.The expansion of Medicaid, the health programme for the poor, will also affect Americans' labour supply.

There is also the chill of panoptical transparency policies which may help discourage bad behaviour but are somewhat based on the assumption we all agree what 'good' is, limiting the sorts of dissent and experimentation which are key to many forms of scientific endeavour.

But without support of other couples and a community where relationship is valued, a couple is likely to feel isolated or overwhelmed and the two partners might seek help separately which may only discourage them more or even drive them apart.

Moreover, HIV/AIDS related health services were not in the priority among 11 health service tasks in the National Regulations on Basic Public Health Care, which may also discourage decision-makers from funding those services [ 20].