Sentence examples for are being deterred from inspiring English sources

She is particularly concerned that young people are being deterred from demonstrating at all.

Above all, is there any evidence that students from disadvantaged backgrounds are being deterred from applying?

Boys are being deterred from reading because the "gatekeepers" to children's literature are mainly women, according to an author.

Gay men are being deterred from applying to seminaries and may soon be declared unfit for the priesthood, even though they commit to celibacy.

And international buyers traditionally attracted by the London property market are being deterred by uncertainty surrounding Brexit negotiations, according to analysts.

Banks and building societies are being deterred from lending by the worsening economic outlook and the fall in house prices and other assets against which loans are secured.

Visitors were being deterred by the political unrest and there were even less opportunities for work.

"There is increasing evidence that in recent years investigative journalism is being deterred by the threat and cost of having to defend libel actions," it reported.

Deputy chief constable Simon Chesterman said potential recruits were being deterred because of fears they could spend years under investigation after a decision to fire on a suspect.

This was echoed by a leading booking agent, who said artists were being deterred by the complexity, the costs and the lack of humanity in an outsourced system.

A steering committee led by Carol Sergeant, a former chief risk officer at Lloyds Banking Group, was asked to look at the implementation of simple products after concerns consumers were being deterred from saving by the complexity of products on offer.