The "prime" property market has taken a hit, with pre-election talk of a mansion tax and other measures seemingly putting off some would-be buyers: separate Land Registry data reveals the number of properties sold in England and Wales for more than £1m has slumped by 22% in a year.
This second category includes many women who are put off by the seemingly excessive focus on ships.
Despite its seemingly magical powers, however, I was put off by Angela's hilarious description of its texture, which isn't suitable for print in a family newspaper.
Don't be put off by its seemingly small size (it can't be that small – it's also his home!) – there's a wide variety of books on sale inside, as well as cats and excellent music.
"This is one of the most important books published in science studies over the last few years, and generalist readers should not be put off by its seemingly narrow topic, namely the actualization and validation of the vast mass of biological data encoded in digital formats, so that it may be 'shared' amongst relevant scientists.
Whereas the birds were put off by a seemingly physically impossible setup and couldn't learn the third task, children weren't stymied by the apparent impossibility of the task, but forged ahead and learned to raise the tokens anyway even if it wasn't obvious how it was happening or the solution didn't seem to make intuitive sense.
Yet for all his expertise, he was not put off by Ms. Powers's seemingly simplistic approach.
Together these seemingly small things – which have had little publicity – will be enough to put off a lot of renewable investors from coming to Britain and will effectively strangle the large-scale development of off-shore wind.
He repeatedly put off making a decision, most recently citing a continuing — and seemingly open-ended — study by state health officials.
For years young people have been put off agricultural careers due to the long hours, lack of guaranteed income, and having seemingly better options in other industries.
