Sentence examples for continue to dissuade from inspiring English sources
Without broader redistricting reform, she says, the lasting effects of gerrymandering could continue to dissuade constituents from casting ballots.
Compared to other nine recessions and recoveries since the Second World War, the Great Recession of 2007, which very much continues especially for the long-time real unemployed, remains hindered by our nation's large trade deficit in oil, the large and again growing manufacturing trade deficit with China, and federal tax policies that continue to dissuade job creation here at home.
That off-putting hump continues to dissuade lots of people from switching from an easy to use service like Dropbox to something that's more demanding like SpiderOak.
The idea, supporters say, is to continue trying to dissuade students from using drugs, especially since they are being educated with taxpayer money.
But he did not dissuade predictions that the automaker would continue to be profitable, saying he sees "nothing that I'm significantly concerned about" standing in the way.
"We continue to use every tool we possess to disrupt and dissuade individuals from traveling abroad for violent jihad and to track and engage those who return".
It may hinder their ability or provide some level of discouragement, but it may not completely dissuade them from finding you and continue to harass you.
We can continue to be in denial and claim that ISIS's ideology has nothing to do with Islam, hoping to dissuade the jihadis and silence the anti-Muslim bigots.
Finally, the scientific community must continue to define whom they are accountable to so that ethical infractions continue to be dissuaded.
And if good Christian neighbors continue to view same-sex couples as sodomites living in sin, a piece of paper and wedding bands aren't likely to dissuade them.
An unwillingness to bet on the following should dissuade anyone from making this risky leap into defaulted GM debt: –That the economic recovery is real and that automobile sales will continue to trend higher into 2010.
