Usar "discouraging" en una oración

1. now discouraging those who still putting their trust in

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2. Of course the Government should have a framework for taking action on such reports without discouraging those reporting such cases

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3. Some days later it was discovered that at least one brother was discouraging the making of such future plans and thus the whole plan fell apart

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4. For a young preacher this can really be discouraging

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5. It is like the policy which would promote agriculture, by discouraging manufactures

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6. The first of these events was the civil war, which, by discouraging tillage and interrupting commerce, must have raised the price of corn much above what the course of the seasons would otherwise have occasioned

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7. That rise in the real value of silver, therefore, which is the effect of lowering the average money price of corn, tends to enlarge the greatest and most important market for corn, and thereby to encourage, instead of discouraging its growth

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8. Whatever, therefore, raises the rate of mercantile profit, either lessens the superiority, or increases the inferiority of the profit of improvement : and, in the one case, hinders capital from going to improvement, and in the other draws capital from it; but by discouraging improvement, the monopoly necessarily retards the natural increase of another great original source of revenue, the rent of land

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9. discouraging the growing of wool, must have reduced very much the annual produce of that commodity, though not below what it formerly was, yet below what, in the present state of things, it would probably have been, had it, in consequence of an open and free market, been allowed to rise to the natural and proper price

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10. If it is otherwise, by discouraging the improvement of land, the church discourages the future increase of her own tithes, and the king the future increase of his own taxes

11. The constant view of such companies is always to raise the rate of their own profit as high as they can; to keep the market, both for the goods which they export, and for those which they import, as much understocked as they can ; which can be done only by restraining the competition, or by discouraging new adventurers from entering into the trade

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12. the duty of elders should include discouraging

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13. “Pretty discouraging,” Sylvia said, shaking her head

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14. This had the effect of discouraging voters in the earlier time zone in western Florida

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15. dependency of the people by discouraging self-reliance, the quality that virtually built America

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16. discouraging results of American high school seniors in the Third

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17. On the contrary, there had been discouraging

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18. discouraging, she never actively encouraged them, preferring to spend the next eight years or so in a form of social isolation

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19. In the extreme, heretics were burned alive, discouraging their activities

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20. This insult piqued his pride and rather than discouraging him, had just the

21. In the same article, Horowitz reports that on university campuses, the politicization of the undergraduate classroom since the 1960s and the systematic political harassment of conservative students by their radical professors has had the chief negative effect of discouraging conservative students from pursuing academic careers

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22. Parker read the discouraging thoughts in the young man’s mind

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23. This sounded faintly discouraging, but Trask decided to have faith in the dealer and ignore the nay-sayers

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24. It was somewhat discouraging that no one disputed her assessment of my abilities, however they all agreed we could do with a spruce up

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25. I found this thinking very discouraging

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26. After a great deal of thought I’ve reached the conclusion that discouraging physical solutions to young men’s problems is stupid, because physical and verbal violence are merely different sides of the same coin

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27. nothing but discouraging remarks on your tongue?"

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28. With that discouraging explanation many felt that they had been the victims of some new and showy gypsy business and they decided not to return to the movies, considering that they already had too many troubles of their own to weep over the acted-out misfortunes of imaginary beings

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29. At the end of yet another discouraging, fruitless day checking his computer (made in Malaysia), Joe decided to relax for a while

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30. ” It’s discouraging when an apparent sale doesn’t happen, but there are worse things that can happen

31. In return, this discouraging prospect had made the populations of the Middle East both worried and furious, as they realized a bit late the extent to which the riches from oil extraction had been squandered or even squarely robbed by their elites, monarchs and various leaders

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32. That has to be discouraging

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33. Today, they’re only slightly more discouraging than calling a business and on entering their voice mail system, hearing the words, “I don’t understand you” by a electronic automaton

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34. The official attitude there is frankly discouraging

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35. Once I saw Susan Saladoff’s hopeful yet truly discouraging movie, I concluded that mention of it could be made in either the chapter on money or control

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36. Instead of discouraging her, his words only made her shrug

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37. That alone is considerable injustice, but the current system of providing welfare in the United States does the most harm by encouraging abuse, and discouraging personal

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38. motivated the results can be discouraging and a waste or your

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39. Interest rate change by the Fed is aimed at adjusting money supplies by encouraging or discouraging lending activities

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40. however, that the answer lies in discouraging the investigation of spiritual reality

41. the galectin-3 receptor prevents cancer cells from adhering to each other, discouraging their ability to form colonies

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42. It is a lonely and often discouraging

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43. All my entire journey I cursed the almighty for giving this discouraging life

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44. their break, the discouraging discovery that their precious work is being distributed without

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45. After this short discouraging conversation we all went to bed

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46. discouraging in tone, with a pervasive focus on the negative aspects of

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47. It was discouraging that he couldn't make a proper fireball, but Eric didn't have the time, energy or presence of mind to spare on failure

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48. Neander, right in discouraging infant baptism, as not apostolic; and in maintaining the highly significant rite, Jewish, Christian, and Catholic, of immersion, representing the death and burial 'of the old man,’ and also resurrection to life eternal

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49. 'Another reason for the partial decline of interest in missionary societies will be found in the discouraging fewness of conversions among Mohammedans, Brahminists, and Buddhists, who compose the population of Asia

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50. This is a very time consuming process prone to many discouraging failures

51. Leaving the others to console Beth, she departed to the kitchen, which was in a most discouraging state of confusion

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52. "This is very discouraging," said I

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53. well enough to travel, it would be discouraging for other people to think then she suddenly retrogressed so I said, which is true, that there was an accident and in which her brain was further damaged and so [it] was found expedient and necessary really better for her to go to this home in Wisconsin where she is very well taken care of with the nuns of St

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54. Al Ulbrickson generally made a point of discouraging anyone in the crew house from reading the sports pages during the school year

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55. Seen! Why, the Valley itself, which is as dark as pitch; we also saw there the hobgoblins, satyrs, and dragons of the pit; we heard also in that Valley a continual howling and yelling, as of a people under unutterable misery, who there sat bound in affliction and irons; and over that Valley hangs the discouraging clouds of confusion

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56. But even though Lindén did not yet know the true purpose of their visit, he had been strangely discouraging over the telephone and said that right now the boy was not to be disturbed “in any way”

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57. "My publishers gave me a most discouraging account of its sale

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58. It was impossible to do business in explosives with an Administrador so well provided and so discouraging

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59. At breakfast Brazil was the topic, and all endeavoured to take a hopeful view of Clare's proposed experiment with that country's soil, notwithstanding the discouraging reports of some farm-labourers who had emigrated thither and returned home within the twelve months

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60. because I watched The Fall Guy, although I remember it was a repeat and that was discouraging

61. All in all, this was a news background that investors found very discouraging

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62. While it did not touch the upper boundary, it nonetheless would have been discouraging to a trader who was impatiently waiting for a strong uptrend and who was anxiously watching the price action

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63. It was assiduous work, and discouraging

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64. It was discouraging work

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65. But the Judge had a most discouraging way of fluctuating

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66. The streets were dusty in summer, swamp-like in winter, and desolate all year round, and the scattered houses were hidden behind leafy gardens and had mosaic tile terraces instead of oldfashioned projecting balconies, as if they had been built for the purpose of discouraging furtive lovers

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67. It was too discouraging

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68. "We have time before us," he thinks, and he strives obstinately to dispel discouraging thoughts

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69. It was impossible to hear what the soldier said further; but it was evident, from the expression of his countenance and from his attitude, that he was uttering discouraging remarks, with the touch of malice of a man who is suffering

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70. "Would the Orders in Council have any other effect as to discouraging the trade?

71. He contended that the non-intercourse system was precisely calculated to destroy that moral principle which had heretofore so strictly enforced our revenue laws; that the system of restriction was partial, operating so equally on the people of the South, that no individuals particularly suffered from it, while in the North and East individuals were ruined by it, and thus a general distress produced; that it would be the most discouraging act to the mercantile interest, ever passed by the Government, for it would throw the trade in all the produce kept in the country by the embargo into foreign hands at the expense of the American merchant; that the system could not be enforced with so extensive a frontier and seacoast as we possess; that it was a measure calculated to produce irritation on foreign nations, without having the least coercive effect; that it was a political suicide, without the consolation of company in it

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72. It was discouraging to find him so unconscious

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73. Shubert’s new Waldorf Theater, in the new street called Aldwych, on the Strand, must have been very discouraging to the haughty lady herself

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74. He has another invitation to dine at the Ellerslys’, but his experience is as discouraging as before

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75. Sir, I address the Senate under circumstances discouraging indeed

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76. It is very discouraging to me, after doing a hard day’s work (for I am working very hard just now), to walk three-fourths of a mile and then have but one or two come to the school

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77. One thing is discouraging, and that is the condition of the Sabbath-school

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78. But the results, as a whole, have been discouraging

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