Sentence examples for deterred from doing from inspiring English sources

The treasurer, Joe Hockey, said the government would not be deterred from "doing what is right".

There will be those who have yet to come out who will be deterred from doing so.

But they are deterred from doing so by a mixture of arrogance and fear of diluting their simple message of adherence to the faith.

We should not be deterred from doing what is right now by the fear that we may later be persuaded that we should do what is right again.

If ministers are deterred from doing this by the tone of your allegations, people across the world will be less safe and human rights will be weakened.

"Staff who spoke out felt ignored and there is strong evidence that many were deterred from doing so through fear and bullying".

But less eminent and established researchers won't just become reluctant to act as concerned citizens, weighing in on current debates; they'll be deterred from even doing research on topics that might get them in trouble.

But poverty, suspicions of the quality of public health care, and the lack of cash to meet the immediate costs of referral hospitals or the higher, deferred costs from private services, deterred many from doing so immediately.

D (Female): "It would have deterred me from doing something that would have been longer than two years... in something like Cardiology... you'll be an R8 still doing your echo fellowship or whatever... I'm ready to be done".

While they knew what type of health care was required, poverty in combination with limited availability and perceptions of the poor quality of care at village health centers and public referral hospitals deterred them from doing so.

By contrast, those who find reading slow or difficult are deterred from reading, do not reap the benefits that reading can bring, find that they fall further behind their class-mates in reading ability and knowledge levels, and are further discouraged from reading.