Sentence examples for currently put off from inspiring English sources
Democratic reform will bring to Chief Pleas, the parliament, the skills and experience of a large group of under-represented islanders who are currently put off by an inert legislature dominated by self interest.
The President has currently put off requests for international help until proper needs assessments are completed.
To lure more visitors, Theresa May, the home secretary, is moving to simplify the process of applying for visas something that currently puts off many Chinese.
The Dundonian is currently putting off having open heart surgery because he does not have a safe place where he can recover.
Low petrol prices also help keep down inflation – currently at just 1% – and put off the need for the Bank of England to raise interest rates from their current record low of 0.5%.
Electric cars currently on the market have a niche appeal with motorists put off by their limited range, size and speed.
Stubbornly high unemployment, which is currently at 7.3%, and only modest wage increases have led many retailers to put off raising prices.
Despite also currently being attached to a film called The Fiancé, about a woman who puts her wedding on hold, she also hasn't been put off marriage.
