Sentence examples for a considerable deterrent from inspiring English sources
And local newspaper reporting of cases, which used to be a considerable deterrent to crime, has largely dried up.
The students don't see it like that – they say they haven't got a clue who'll be earning millions in the future; all they know is, £9,000 a year is a considerable deterrent for many people.
His last contribution to the House of Lords debates was on 19 November 2003, when he criticised the situation of "having to borrow money from the state to undertake a degree course" as "a considerable deterrent to poorer families".
The United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, France, and China keep a considerable strategic deterrent force at sea in the form of submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
Apart from all else, their presence would be a considerable moral deterrent should the Israeli government, under provocation from militants on both sides, rethink the "self-restraint" that holds it back from reclaiming Palestinian-controlled land.
In Experiment 2, we asked whether bees drink a considerable amount of deterrent substances (20 µl, i.e. a third of their crop capacity) [32] and studied the mortality resulting from this ingestion.
"Form a powerful deterrent".
It's a phenomenal deterrent".
Let's create a real deterrent.
This was a significant deterrent.
