Sentence examples for detering from inspiring English sources

Venomous creatures have capitalised on this, by evolving neurotoxins that inflict pain by activating nociceptors in one way or another, thus detering would-be predators from attacking again.

In a speech setting out the government package to deter so-called benefit tourism, Cameron will say EU migrants can only continue to claim jobseekers allowance if they have been continuously actively seeking work and have a realistic imminent prospect of finding a job.

Related: Rightwing Northern League makes gains in Italian elections Although welcomed by the Italian government, the proposals have done little to deter the anti-immigrant rhetoric of the country's rising far right.

The legitimacy of legislation used to deter terrorists depends, like all law, on popular consent.

It will, of course, never be known if any among our number in the common room were potential rapists who have now been deterred.

Promise-breaking corporations are supposed to be deterred by the threat of a "cold shoulder", a bar on City institutions doing business with buyers who break their word.

But I won't let this barrage of awfulness deter me.

But it feels like the daily default of anonymity is now out of date, sabotaging otherwise interesting stories that deserve input, and creating an intimidating environment for readers that are deterred from making a valuable contribution.

Therefore fares are likely to be high, deterring the kind of intensive use that makes the construction of high speed lines worthwhile.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.36pm BST14:36 Preamble Good morning from Hyde Park, where sullen skies, September temperatures and horrendous delays on the Piccadilly Line haven't deterred thousands of people showing up to – hopefully – watch history in the making.

But publicly the administration remained unmoved, possibly deterred by the outrage born of the previous trade.