Sentence examples for will be discouraging from inspiring English sources

Boehner's comments will be discouraging for those who thought that immigration reform was the one big thing that might happen in Washington in the next year — that it almost had to happen, fulfilling the needs of the country, millions of families, and the Republican Party, too.

It will be discouraging at times not seeing the immediate results of our work, and as Malcolm Little once said "if it's not going to do something for you and me right here and right now--to hell with that gospel".

Make sure the child can count to 60. Trying to teach the minutes in an hour before the child can count that high will be discouraging for the child and unproductive for both of you.

If not, well-intentioned freight companies willing to improve their urban operations will be discouraged from doing so and the very purpose of freight consultations, which is to promote more efficient and sustainable urban supply chains based on voluntary commitments, will be lost.

I do think they will be discouraged — by its ugliness.

"I feel that with the development today, people who abuse blasphemy law will be discouraged.

Fair catches will be discouraged so more runners get creamed on punt returns.

The John Radcliffe's chief nurse, Prof Catherine Stoddart, fears many will be discouraged.

Anything that undermines the people's health will be discouraged, as will anything that fruitlessly gobbles up their time.

However, many of them will be discouraged from doing so by patchy access to broadband internet outside the largest cities.

Thus, investment will be discouraged by a rise and encouraged by a fall in the interest rate.