Translations for „discouragingly“ in the English » German Dictionary

dis·cour·ag·ing·ly [dɪsˈkʊrɪʤɪŋli, Am kɜ:rɪʤ] ADV

discouragingly

auf entmutigende Weise

discouragingly

[eher] abschreckend

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Perhaps most discouragingly, this very issue was foreseeable.

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Her recipes can be discouragingly hard to follow, but it almost doesn't matter -- for a foodie, the fun here is in the story, not the sweets.

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Progress in both cities has been discouragingly slow.

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But the prospectors discovered that the gold deposits in these streams were discouragingly poor and quickly exhausted.

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Discouragingly, those suspended or expelled students tend to be the ones suffering most from their unsafe school climate in the first place.

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Discouragingly, this technique is in a turbulent infancy.

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This particular example is interesting because of how rarely we get to see behind the studio curtain when it comes to film finances, but the practice is discouragingly prominent.

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That's a discouragingly large number of people who consider themselves stuck in debt with no way out.

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I entered the building through a discouragingly heavy, unmarked metal door.

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More discouragingly, national data have shown that students with learning disabilities have high rates of school disciplinary problems, criminal activity, and unemployment or underemployment as young adults.

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