I try not to get discouraged if one doesn't work.

Offer support if the person gets discouraged about how long treatment is taking.

He never got discouraged just because I was seeing someone else.

But I can't get discouraged every time somebody comes out with a yet another report.

Don't get discouraged if it doesn't work out the first time. You've got to keep trying.

I am going to do stick with the plan rather than getting discouraged.

Start slow so you don't get discouraged, and build up a little bit each day.

It's a hard one to fight, but my troops don't seem to get discouraged.

I'm not going to get discouraged and just fall in the tank.

It may take you a while to catch her, many days, so don't get discouraged.

"On the other hand, I don't want to be so negative that they get discouraged."

"This is not the time to get discouraged," he said.

This trick is very difficult to learn, so don't get discouraged.

"On my own, I probably would have gotten discouraged somewhere along the way."

And writing down your reasons will be a good reminder later on if you get discouraged.

So it is important not to get discouraged and stop taking these medications before they've had a chance to work.

"People get discouraged and feel they are not designed for running.

But it sounds as though yours never had a chance to get discouraged.

If you expect too much, it's easy to get discouraged and stop exercising.

People get discouraged thinking that whatever they do isn't good enough."

The key for me is keeping him from getting discouraged."

I sometimes get discouraged by the fact that it takes so long."

And the whole training platoon is starting to get discouraged.

"If you hadn't added that last, I might have gotten discouraged."

"I don't want him to try early and get discouraged, though.

At least long enough for them to become discouraged and leave.

I would never discourage someone from trying to start a group.

How can we discourage such things without the use of force?

He had tried to discourage the men from getting them.

He was about to ask something, but I discouraged him.

Why did he want to discourage me from doing my job?

Men also were more likely to use discouraged as a reason than women.

Some of these became discouraged and left the first year.

If anything, my father might have wanted to discourage me.

Many of those were people who had simply become too discouraged to keep looking for work.

His father discouraged him from music, saying he needed to get a real job.

She was out of the door and gone before I could discourage her further.

Right now, the last thing they needed was more bad news to discourage them.

By the end of 1982 there were 1.8 million such discouraged workers.

I am discouraged, and nothing will bring me out of it.

There was only one more thing he could say to discourage them.

So, if people show up, we just have to discourage them.

The real reason, of course, was to discourage anyone from going there.

What is the Government going to do to discourage this?

"Why are you trying to discourage us from going on?"

In the beginning she should even discourage him from talking.

And they tell me about how discouraged their son or daughter may be.

But as months and years passed, he became discouraged, say people who knew him then.

Discouraged, he got to his feet and went back to look at the main room.

Or he could keep moving, to discourage someone else from doing the same.