Sentence examples for be scared off from from inspiring English sources

But he is not going to be scared off from striking deals he thinks will be commercially beneficial.

Energy minister Charles Hendry appeared to back the industry last month when he said the big six could be scared off from investing in the UK.

Dr. Holly Thacker, director of the center of specialized women's health at the Cleveland Clinic, said that for many women the benefits of effective hormone treatment would outweigh the risks and that they should not be scared off from considering the drugs.

Referring to Mr. Tools's stroke, Dr. Timothy J. Gardner, chief of the cardiothoracic surgery division at the University of Pennsylvania, said Mr. Tools took "the first small step in what we hope to be continued refinement in implant technology and medical management, and I would not be scared off from seeing additional patients receiving the AbioCor".

NSF officials worried that deep-pocketed organizations like the Battelle Memorial Institute, the new contractor for NEON, would be scared off from future projects if Congress imposed such a strict requirement on management fees.

Don't be scared off from applying to a waiting job before you know the atmosphere of the establishment.

Though Bloomberg notes in the report, some of the women were scared off from doing so, fearing Pishevar's history of lawsuits and his influence in the Valley.

After we return to the river and navigate away from the community, Ferreira says he will not be scared off.

They are unwilling to be scared off.

"How many people are scared off from voting because you ask them a question at a polling place?

But Schrader and the others have not been scared off from running in the Dura Lube 400, scheduled for Sunday.