Sentence examples for biggest deterrent from inspiring English sources

The biggest deterrent, of course, is the cost.

Uncertainty, not just the cost of the "graft tax", may be the biggest deterrent of all.

"The biggest deterrent," Mr. Nicoletti said, "is we'll leave your garbage out there".

Now there are several.The biggest deterrent to business of all kinds, foreign or local, is Russia's corrupt and inefficient bureaucracy.

But the biggest deterrent to offshore borrowing is the difficulty of getting the money back onshore again.

The biggest deterrent to its use is that France imposes a seven-day waiting period for an abortion.

Bar lack of time, one of the biggest deterrents to preparing your own packed lunch is not feeling inspired about what you're making.

Moreover, Mr Singh's Congress party rules in coalition with a number of smaller parties, and relies on the "outside support" of the Communists, who routinely oppose most reforms, notably to India's labour laws, which are one of the biggest deterrents to investment.

The potential danger and enormous amount of time spent away from home may be the biggest deterrents for women.

This has probably been one of the biggest deterrents for Homeland fans.

2. Don't be afraid to ask other people to invest in you One of the biggest deterrents she sees to women entering politics is their reluctance to ask for money in order to run for office.