| We had shows in several major cities, but we sold discouragingly few pictures. |
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| Others, even more discouragingly, said the questions were simply unanswerable. |
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| For the most part, ticket prices remain either beyond the reach of, or discouragingly expensive for, ordinary workers and youth. |
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| The little boy stomped away, sat back down next to Daniel, and began to stare discouragingly down the road. |
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| Three pairs of US army shades turned on me, and a couple of American guns waggled discouragingly in my direction. |
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| With a large staff and entrance fees discouragingly high for small exhibitions, the future of these Hermitage Rooms is regrettably unsure. |
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| Inside, he was relieved to discover, the ambience was not quite so discouragingly spartan as outside. |
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| Tasmania also has the cleanest air in the world, according to measurements taken at the discouragingly named Cape Grim. |
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| Then they assemble in the forward lounge for a talk on procedure given by three of the discouragingly capable staff members. |
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| Labelling effects in the laboratory have been discouragingly fragile, however, and factors that favour them are poorly understood. |
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| In regard to the return of internally displaced persons from Kosovo and Metohija, discouragingly little progress had been made since the arrival of the United Nations presence. |
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| That being said, improvements have been discouragingly few and far apart. |
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| Their success rate is disproportionately and discouragingly low. |
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| However, at the same time, farmers in other regions are not working their fields as returns have been discouragingly low vis-à-vis the costs of production. |
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| In particular, mergers take discouragingly long to complete. |
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| The cellular response, however, is discouragingly complex. |
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| That might seem discouragingly low to some readers. |
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