Sentence examples for would be discouraging from inspiring English sources

"Governments tend to be conservative," he said, adding that factors like economic downturns, as well as tax and toll increases, would be discouraging.

Hayden said that missing the daily briefing would be discouraging "but may not be catastrophic" if he was well briefed by top aides.

I was really worried that the story would be discouraging to people, but I have been so pleased by the hundreds of e-mails and comments sent by readers.

Well, I think that would be discouraging to those budding oenologists, but not to me because, from now on, I'll just be buying white and some cheap red dye.

PK: The fact that there has been no sign of any progress at all, if you listen to [NFL Players Associationn executive director] Dee Smith, that would be discouraging to me.

"It would be discouraging, but we would increase and intensify our prayer," he said.

For example, anonymous writing might be acceptable in one set; in another, it would be discouraged.

Allies, it was said, would be discouraged from relying on American power, and foes would be emboldened to challenge it.

The Mayor estimated that one in four cars would be discouraged from using the lower quay on the right bank.

With that as the alternative for their middle-class employees, employers would be discouraged from dropping coverage.

High-frequency trading, which was encouraged by allowing prices to move in increments of a penny or less, and by technological advances, would be discouraged.