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Art Modell, who recently agreed to sell 49percentt of his Baltimore Ravens, said: "I think this will have a deterring effect on people buying".

In any case, such figures could certainly have a deterring effect in view of other energy transitions energy transitions that are or at least should be on the political agenda of many countries in the wake of the Paris climate agreement of 2015.

Are you concerned that another oil shock could have deterring effects on our economy?

Several experimental studies link PSP toxicity in dinoflagellates to deterring effects on some species of copepod grazers [ 10, 11], which can lead to a redirection of grazing pressure onto non-toxic phytoplankton species competing for the same nutrient resources [ 12], but the interactions and deterrence responses are highly species-specific and not universal.

In the case of large cats, empirical work has shown that primate alarm calls have a direct deterring effect on hunting behaviour [35], perhaps further explaining why it is adaptive to produce loud songs when hearing a neighbouring group singing to a predator.

On the contrary, English used in the company information seemed to have a deterring effect.

This result clearly shows the deterring effect of mole vibrations on larvae.

"We are going to use these machines and they will have an important deterring effect".

It says prohibition has only a limited effect on deterring drug use and reducing the availability of drugs.

While many of these approaches have had a limited effect on deterring these industrious creatures, there are some methods that have proven to be effective over the long run, and should be considered in wetland design.

But critics argue that the Cartwright case, and now the appeals court ruling, show how the antileak campaign has gone too far, producing a chilling effect on news gathering without deterring leakers.