unencouraging

(232) And certainly, a mote effective message than the status quo, as subsection 24(2) jurisprudence presently provides little guidance on this issue (besides the unencouraging statement that subsection 24(2) does not aim to deter Charter breaches).

The unencouraging encounters numbered more than one.

* That the University Library should subscribe to online journals, as the result indicated that the use of online journals by the postgraduate students in their research works seems to be unencouraging, considering the fact that these are the sources of information through which researchers particularly at the doctoral level can get current research findings that would assist them in conducting their research.

(8) Paulding had been otherwise noncommittal, as he typically was to similar requests, saying the matter had been referred "to Commodore Warrington for a report in [Cook's] case, of the results of which you will be apprised." (9) Indeed, in a second letter to Parmenter a month later, Paulding simply forwarded Skinner's unencouraging letter.

Critical reception was largely downbeat, including an unencouraging New York Times review from D.C.