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(121) A discouraged platoon often needs encouragement to stay the course when they are exhausted and scared.

(122) As a girl in a small Italian town in the 1870s, Montessori excelled in elementary school and wished to continue her education, which girls were discouraged from doing at the time.

(123) Fathers, do not embitter your children, or they will become discouraged.

(124) Half the year was devoted to Lenten fasting prescribed by religion, and even marriage was discouraged.

(125) In some cases, police are discouraged by local governments from cracking down on prostitution, gambling and loan-sharking, as long as violence isn't involved, says Mr. Chin of Rutgers.

(126) But according to internal documents, FEMA lawyers discouraged officials from actually pursuing those reports.

(127) NIV Fathers, do not embitter your children, or they will become discouraged.

(128) Even his closest fr Internet Explorernds discouraged him from seeking higher office.

(129) But when I am discouraged or downcast I need only fling open the door of my closet, and there, hidden everything else, hangs the mantle of Michel de Montaigne, smelling slightly of camphor.

(130) The use of natural fibre rope must be discouraged for the rescue of human life. For most other operations, natural fibre rope will suffice.

(131) It is very easy to fall into the habit of doubting, fretting,(http://sentencedict.com/discouraged.html) and wondering if God has forsaken us and if after all our hopes are to end in failure. Let us refuse to be discouraged.

(132) Extremely thin or fat dogs are discouraged on the basis that under or overweight hampers the true working ability of the Gordon Setter.

(133) Don't get discouraged, you are new to the work after all.

(134) It seems to be a part of our culture of plenty, even though wastefulness is always discouraged.

(135) The elective use of aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs is discouraged for refractive cases.

(136) Lose momentum and your forward thrust will be curtailed. If you ingest the animosity and acrimonious threats of the nay sayers you will be discouraged, and indeed that is their controlling motive.

(137) He is anti-feminist and thinks women should be discouraged from pursuing higher education; but he favours a "secular" society, supports abortion and declares himself pro-gay.

(138) He even had kind words for usury laws, arguing that they had reduced interest rates and thus discouraged hoarding.

(139) The corollary of this concept is that the consumption of merit bads should be discouraged.

(140) The vitiligo It really let me some dispirited and discouraged.

(141) Even his closest friends discouraged him from seeking higher office.

(142) He repeatedly discouraged Bill Clinton from trying to liquidate Mr bin Laden.

(143) A blonde or red headed man was thought to resemble an enemy Norseman and so was discouraged!

(144) Discouraged, he returned (1737) to England; he was rescued from this discouragement by the influence of the Moravian preacher Peter Boehler.

(145) In the benighted Middle Ages, intellectual curiosity was discouraged by the authorities.

(146) Similarly, we specify extended precision by following the value with either L or l (again, use of the lowercase l is discouraged).

(147) We all desire immediate and direct answers to our prayers, and are tempted to become discouraged when the answer is delayed or comes in an unlooked-for form.

(148) Such societies usually put a heavy emphasis on the procreative function of sex and discouraged all sexual pleasure, especially in women.

(149) But the cost is enormous and requires huge subsidies to producers and import restraints which have discouraged competitive exporters.

(150) What experiences, as the king of the commando him, make the terrorists and hostilities within earshot discouraged, megatron world?