Sentence examples for be deterred from taking from inspiring English sources

Knowing that this will happen, the bribe taker will be deterred from taking a bribe".

Until then, women should not be deterred from taking the pill".

Others may be deterred from taking the entrepreneurship plunge in light of the soft labor market and the fear of not finding work should their company ultimately fail.

Despite his concern about housing, Mr. Teel gave no indication that Northrop Grumman would be deterred from taking on more major projects.

"Some smaller businesses can be deterred from taking on apprentices because they are not confident that they will have enough work or resources to support the apprentice for the whole of their apprenticeship".

We have now learned that rashness and imprudence will not be deterred from taking credit; let us try whether fraud and avarice may be more easily restrained from giving it".Movable moralsIn the past 100 years the moral battle has moved in favour of the debtors.

Opponents argue that they suggest the number of drug users among people who receive public benefits is lower than the general population, and proponents say that it suggests that drug users are being deterred from taking the test.

And using spare cash to buy back a company's equity tends to increase earnings per share.Managers should have been deterred from taking on too much debt because a leveraged balance-sheet is more risky, but that did not seem to worry them.

Correction: June 24, 2000, Saturday An entry in the Addenda listing on the Media Business page on Monday about a study released by Time Inc. on pharmaceutical ads misstated the percentage of consumers who said they had been deterred from taking a drug by information provided about side effects.

She said victims of media intrusion were deterred from taking action against the press by factors such as cost and that there needed to be a deterrent to stop the publishing of inaccurate stories.

But it says it also has concerns that simply publishing crude mortality figures will be misleading as they are dependent on many factors, adding: "Some surgeons are deterred from taking on very complex, and therefore high risk procedures, because published simplistic league tables count against them".