Sentence examples for deterred at from inspiring English sources

"People don't seem deterred at all by fluctuations in the market," Ms. Wood said.

Poor kids may be deterred at first: this happened when the last Labour government first introduced tuition fees, a few years ago.

"I imagine there are a lot of people in similar situations, but we're probably not hearing from them because they were so brutally deterred at the border".

"It became apparent very quickly that Joss was not going to be deterred at all and that we were gonna do this whether we liked it or not.

It became apparent very quickly that Joss was not going to be deterred at all and that we were going to do this whether we liked it or not.

The proportion deterred at each site did not differ between ITN or ITS treatments.

The theory is that exposure to the grim realities of life in prison will deter at-risk youths from future crime.

In 2013, it was the Cincinnati Police Department attempting to deter at-risk youth from entering a life of violence by claiming that doing so could result in them having an ostomy.

These reporting policies suggest that an underlying prejudice against chronically infected individuals in China may deter at-risk individuals from getting screened (even if screening is available) and subsequently receiving the vaccine or being monitored for liver cancer.

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

That's where a tax on speculators might come in, along with hikes on council tax for second homes: if such measures didn't deter, at least the public pocket would gain.