Sentence examples for an increase could deter from inspiring English sources

Business chiefs have also argued that an increase could deter employers from recruiting new staff.

As long as officers have walked a beat, they have been treated to free cups of coffee, or the occasional free or discounted meal from restaurant owners eager, perhaps, to show gratitude or mindful that an increased police presence could deter would-be robbers.

Increased penalties could deter smugglers, protect public health and help conserve dwindling species like chimpanzees, they said.

Hever Castle near Edenbridge in Kent fears increased noise could deter people from visiting the attraction.

Not even an earthquake could deter "Larry King Live" and "Nightline" from their appointed rounds, the Marc Rich scandal.

New Haven still has an image as a crime-ridden city, a reputation that could deter scientists from moving here.

If a burglar managed to break into your house, an alarm system could deter him from proceeding.

The decline in credit card use suggests consumers remain cautious, a trend that could deter economic growth.

At higher concentrations purified components of the dauer pheromone were found to be a chemo-repellent [62] suggesting that increased dauer pheromone could deter other worms from entering the toxic environment.

They argue that a monopolist could deter potential competitors by bundling disparate products.

A successful prosecution could deter others from leaving for ISIS territory, while a failed prosecution could give would-be fighters a sense of impunity.