Sentence examples for with discouraging ones from inspiring English sources

He had followed strong outings with discouraging ones.

You can control whether you focus on positive affirming thoughts or negative discouraging ones while you work toward your goal.

The past few years have been discouraging ones for efforts to check the spread of nuclear weapons.

"It got pretty discouraging," one youngster said.

The New Yorker, May 15 , 1978P. 25 "For readers of the "Times," at least, last week was a discouraging one from the point of view of human beings".

When the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded Arrow a Nobel Prize, in 1972, it called his result "a rather discouraging one, as regards the dream of a perfect democracy".

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, May 15 , 1978P. 25 "For readers of the "Times," at least, last week was a discouraging one from the point of view of human beings".

Perhaps the latter is the most discouraging: one always hopes that support for teaching evolution will come from fellow professionals, but disappointment is often close at hand.

They reached a major milestone this week, albeit a discouraging one: They calculated about how many bats have died so far.

The figure for Black Americans is significantly more discouraging: one out of every four Black male high school dropouts is in jail.

The findings were released on January 30th with discouraging results, but strong and doable recommendations for change.