Sentence examples for So deterring from inspiring English sources

Profligacy meant the central bank refused to cut interest rates, keeping credit pricey, so deterring domestic investors and hurting growth.

The EU now says that those who arrive in Greece by boat will be sent to the back of the queue for formal resettlement – so deterring people from making the journey in the first place.

The Peru Current in the eastern South Pacific and the Benguela Current in the South Atlantic carry cool water Equatorward from higher latitudes and so deter tropical cyclone development.

After registering, voters dipped a finger in ink that would stain their skin for a couple of days and so deter any inclination to vote twice.

And despite the share-price jump this week, recent market edginess will usefully remind investors about risk and so deter reckless investment.The markets are also right that few economists are actually predicting a hard landing.

David Dill of Verified Voting obtained a version of the code about 18 months ago but was so deterred by the legal limitations on what he could say that he never published his findings.

At the time it seemed a weird thing to do; I don't think I'd ever been on a guided tour in my life, so deterred was I by the bumbag-clad, sheep-like versions I'd seen in London.

Whether they are doing so to deter Iraq, or whether they mean it -- and, if so, what would it take to provoke Israel into action -- are open questions.

Others are not so easily deterred.

But Digeo was not so easily deterred.

But Luna, who loved to be petted, was not so easily deterred.