| 词汇 | example_english_discourage |
| 释义 | Examples of discourageThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Relations among peripheral groups are often competitive, a situation that may not be discouraged by the primate center. Reactions ranged from deliberately avoiding information to expressing the temptation not to gather information due to how discouraging it made the prognosis feel. Moreover, the procedural changes led to an ever-greater focalizing on the innovative activity and discouraged those applicants who presented grandiose but totally unrealistic projects. There was a second way in which social services systems potentially discouraged carers from having an assessment. Such practices should be discouraged as they will overestimate the role of certain foods in disease. As a result, the impaired limb is encouraged to steer while the unimpaired limb is actively discouraged. Occasional administration by staff who are not specifically trained in this procedure should be discouraged. Competition among asset managers is discouraged if their main function is to meet quantitative asset restrictions. Vehicles are strongly discouraged from approaching closer than 50 m from seals, and closer approaches should be on foot. Thus, an increase in 0 raises the fixed costs of learning and discourages switching. Therefore, weaker intellectual protection discourages the first kind of creativity to the advantage of the second. A policy environment had been established that discouraged savings and investment, and made rentseeking a basic requirement of daily survival. The ' institution of transfer ', in my view, should as far as possible be discouraged. Teachers are encouraged to do research; however, they are quickly discouraged from any sort of replication. However, there very likely is a scarcity of specie, which generates inefficiency and discourages production. Additionally, their lack of confidence in influencing their own offspring (see below) might have discouraged them from trying to make a difference in civic affairs. While dialogue should not be forced,17 neither should it be discouraged. The spectators 'believe' in the performance in varying degrees, and criticism is discouraged. Prophylactic use of anticholinergic medication was discouraged although not prohibited. Earlier onset did not result in earlier discharge from the hospital, though investigators were discouraged from discharging patients early in the current study. Since 1979 procurement prices have been adjusted more frequently, but the change in price in 1985 had a discouraging rather than encouraging effect. The gist of the policy was that new industrial units and expansion of existing units on the island and suburbs would be strongly discouraged. She had been discouraged from exercise at school and intensively treated with digitalis since then. A related criticism is that managed care discourages continuity of care. The failure of physics to develop into a unified science of the world has not discouraged these thinkers of grand thoughts. In essence, this could be seen as condoning and abetting "teenage" pregnancy - which is culturally and professionally discouraged. Buildings should be designed to mitigate this condition but air conditioning should be discouraged. Particularly, the two-part instrument is easier to enforce and discourages illegal disposal. In such a framework, a control policy has the dual role of discouraging emissions and triggering new abatement technologies. As behaviorism prospered, the scientific investigation of mental states was discouraged. Designers are often discouraged from participating in distributed projects because of negative experiences, or worse still by reports of negative experiences from others. Since the exception handling is (so far) isolated to a few programs and otherwise discouraged, this uncleanness is almost acceptable. The government discouraged migration to the open frontiers for fear of losing taxpayers. About 83 per cent traced the absence of unions in their companies to deliberate actions by management (especially the owners) who discouraged unionisation. In these patients, decisions about life-sustaining therapy should be discouraged until after treatment of depression. While some concessions were made to less affluent residents, commercial development and workshops were assiduously discouraged. Traits discouraging consumption of gall figs by frugivores would avoid such a reduction in male fitness. Cats were strongly discouraged from arbitrarily pressing the response pedal. The export promotion policy rewards those farmers who strive and discourages farmers from relying on subsidies permanently. Such low returns discouraged further investments aimed at adding value to wood products. If varieties developed abroad by private research spill in directly into the domestic market then domestic private investment could be discouraged. In the contrasting case of a homogeneous network and a discordant media message, he or she will always be discouraged from accepting this message. Specifically, this includes the continuing adherence to a state forestry control over sandalwood stock that discourages conservation, commercialization and farm forestry production. The application procedure for survey licences cannot be so administratively complicated that it discourages research institutions from applying for a survey licence. A public accustomed to seeing science as an economizing tool could well become discouraged by such prospects. Exams had been forced upon them, but graduates were another matter and during the interwar years might be actively discouraged. However, existing risk adjustment schemes exclude administrative expense, a fact that discourages innovation of this type. Polarization among competing moral and political factions is discouraged because it is detrimental to family harmony. Accordingly, they discouraged strikes and high wage demands in favour of a policy favouring high industrial productivity. Although it would provide a firm foundation for practitioners wishing to become trainers, it is discouraging to find so few references to theory and research. If people had observed the intent of the clan regulations, no such additional recommendations as official notices, discouraging legal action, would have been necessary. One overall recommendation would be that preventing the ' critical phase ' from occurring seems essential for discouraging the use of old age homes. Thus, the residents' desire to engage in personally (' self ') fulfilling interactions is often ignored or discouraged by the taskoriented staff. The child was neither encouraged nor discouraged if he or she attempted to label the stimuli or mimicked the sounds. Certainly his experience with the traditional courts, and with those who wished to reform those courts, had been discouraging. Production costs increased, in some areas substantially, thus discouraging farmers from increasing their production. However, the use of such forms should probably be discouraged unless some specific reasons are present. In addition, it is important to note that in the experiment, while norms discouraged self-interested actions, such behavior persisted. I mean people wouldn't support people on the committee if they discouraged it - we'd drum them off. Historical-comparative reconstruction, on any level larger than that of rather small subgroups, is discouraged. However, placing pads on furniture instead of using body-worn pads should be discouraged. There is consequently a risk that rehabilitation is discouraged because subsidy may then reduce. Finally, some people, women in particular, do not participate in political discussions because they are systematically discouraged from doing so. Specifically, they implement a fitness-sharing function that discourages individuals from staying at the same high-fitness region. The functional programming style discourages changing or removing entities that have already been constructed. Independent networks in the voluntary sector were actively discouraged, while local authorities were propelled into a major housing role. Just as the repressive regime discouraged labour protest, so this protest tended to provoke further repression. The use of these and of abortive measures has been strongly discouraged by the government and the church. The low rate of culturing success and long culturing times required discourages the use of large volume culturing techniques for these communities. One could hardly complain if the law, by successfully discouraging certain sorts of suberogator y actions, nar rowed the types of vices that people manifested. Patrimonialism discouraged open politics; instead, the ruling regime promoted a largely apolitical and managerial view of governance. We were not seeking to assess other more complex psychotherapeutic skills such as interpretation, indeed, we actively discouraged this during the training. While students are sometimes allowed to do replication studies, most professionals are discouraged from doing so. The enumerator has an important role to play in encouraging or discouraging such behaviour. Altogether, it would seem that the results are somewhat discouraging. He is attracted to secondary class teaching by the regular income, but discouraged by the thought that many pupils will not be interested in music. The usage of dictionaries must be done with much care and is normally discouraged. Similarly, lawmakers were confronted with discouraging evidence on training and placement rates. The main factor discouraging the registration of private operators was that government tariff policy continued to protect low-income groups, rather than fostering private profit. In fact, the labor government discourages health authorities from purchasing clinical services from private companies (26;31). By contrast, the patient of moral management was discouraged from discussing the manifestations of his disease. First, any system that facilitated straight-ticket voting discouraged independent political action in support of candidates who were not running for a major-party. In this setting, a control policy has the dual role of discouraging emissions and triggering new abatement technologies. Land-granting policies may favorably affect environmental conservation by intensifying land use in agriculture, but they also may harm development by discouraging timber production. Of these, the majority discontinued their efforts for the same reasons that discouraged our headquarters units. If anything, thinking about a patient or a question too much is now implicitly discouraged because it slows doctors down; contemplation is bad for productivity. The carnival spirit of joyous unrestraint is discouraged only to emerge differently as a managed response. One might expect that working by trial and error would be discouraging to students, especially those who faced error very frequently. Self-reliance is explicitly discouraged as a means to treat alcohol addiction during the initial stages of recovery. Since the transmission of property had a major bearing on the preservation of social position over generations, high-status families discouraged marriage in difficult economic times. The complexity of the concept of outcome has discourages research into the impact of the care experience on the child. Inflation encourages consumption, borrowing and speculation: it discourages saving, lending and investment. However, we should not be discouraged by the elusiveness of analogy. On paper the laws of the land treated debtors with such severity that all forms of borrowing or risk taking must have been commensurately discouraged. The trouble with despotism was that it discouraged the principle of variability. Perhaps this overemphasis on literal images inadvertently discouraged metaphorical responses. The remarkable flexibility of most educational software discourages assessment of the impact in teaching and learning. Shields and colleagues reported being discouraged by how quickly the maltreated children were disliked upon entering a new social group. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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