| discourage people | 11.65 | I hate to discourage people. | ||
| discourage investor | 9.87 | The report may discourage some investors, analysts said. | ||
| discourage investment | 8.36 | Critics say it discourages investment. | ||
| discourage use | 5.79 | We discourage the use of force. | ||
| discourage company | 4.54 | Britain also discourages companies from putting new investment into Myanmar. | ||
| discourage speculation | 2.17 | Why discourage such speculation? | ||
| discourage child | 2.04 | ...a campaign to discourage children from smoking. | ||
| discourage country | 2.04 | South Korea discouraged countries from giving food to the North. | ||
| discourage woman | 1.91 | And she discourages women from wearing them. | ||
| discourage practice | 1.71 | The proposed regulation would discourage this practice. | ||
| discourage sale | 1.58 | He said the law could discourage property sales. | ||
| discourage violence | 1.58 | Netanyahu has said he discouraged violence among his followers. | ||
| discourage consumer | 1.51 | Rising levels of household debt also discouraged consumer spending. | ||
| discourage student | 1.45 | That discourages many students from pursuing them. | ||
| discourage attack | 1.32 | No Clinton advisers tried to discourage attack. | ||
| discourage business | 1.32 | It has seriously discouraged major businesses involved from investing vigorously, they say. | ||
| discourage growth | 1.32 | That did not discourage economic growth. | ||
| discourage buyer | 1.25 | Economists said stock market turbulence and surging oil prices discouraged prospective buyers. | ||
| discourage customer | 1.25 | That could discourage customers from switching to a new carrier. | ||
| discourage doctor | 1.18 | Such a practice might discourage other doctors from using it to save lives. |