Sentence examples for continue to deter from inspiring English sources

High government and external debt will continue to deter the more cautious.

We should continue to deter and contain other countries that do or might have nuclear weapons.

And that will continue to deter at least some potential innovation.

The NUS said it feared that higher fees would continue to deter students.

But Justice Kennedy wrote that life sentences would continue to deter young criminals after the death penalty became unavailable.

There are a number of myths which continue to deter young people from considering apprenticeships as a career option.

All of that continues to deter Mrs Watanabe, the archetypal Japanese housewife who oversees the family finances, constraining bullish hopes.

January was a tough month for high street retailers as sales rose just 0.1%, far below City expectations, as higher prices continued to deter shoppers from spending.

Even after 15 years of relative calm that began with the Good Friday peace agreement, the memory of the Northern Ireland conflict, known as the Troubles, continues to deter tourists.

Although the introduction of paid parking last year has alleviated this problem, the dominance of cars continues to deter cyclists from using the streets, with many choosing to cycle on pavements instead, much to the irritation of pedestrians.

The dispute over Dabhol -- which went bankrupt in May 2001 after a state electricity board stopped paying its bills, saying the cost was too high -- continues to deter overseas investment in India's $42 billion power market.