Sentence examples for deterred because from inspiring English sources
"You really only get one chance to make a first impression, so if a buyer is deterred because of that, then that's obviously not a good thing".
Deputy chief constable Simon Chesterman said potential recruits were being deterred because of fears they could spend years under investigation after a decision to fire on a suspect.
But the court complaint said that complying with the rule would be costly and that the dealers could lose business from customers who would be deterred because of the loss of privacy.
Potential enemies will still be deterred because they will never know for sure whether the missile they fire at us will be able to get through our imperfect shields or not.
If it awards less, the company will not be sufficiently deterred, because it does not face the full cost of its actions.The Supreme Court's single-digit rule may thus weaken deterrence in cases where a defendant is likely to be caught less than once in ten times.
He has a degree in planetary science, but left university in part to work on faster-moving projects.Until recently, students were also deterred because so much was staked on single missions, which could be canceled, fail or not deliver any useful data, says Mr Pomerantz.
These factors make Mr. Hussein difficult to deter, because his calculations are based on ideas that do not necessarily correspond to reality and are often impervious to outside influences.
This argument is also circulus in probando, i.e., the death penalty is severe because it deters and it deters because it is severe (which is circular reasoning).
The death penalty does not deter, because for many who end up sentenced, death has been something that is expected.
Even an economic slowdown that gripped the area after Sept. 11, 2001, did not deter her, because, she figured, "people have to eat, they want to be entertained".
Losers who are bent on trying to get an award overturned will not be deterred simply because the arbitrators gave no reasons.
