Sentence examples for deterred said from inspiring English sources

But if executives think they are unlikely to be caught, they will not be deterred, said Jonathan Simon, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley.

"There are those who want to derail the peace process, but the president will not be deterred," said the spokeswoman, Claire Buchan.

"Sure, we have fears that people who are asked to take an action, to click for access, are going to be deterred," said Gary Zenkel, the president of NBC Olympics.

Students in particular are deterred, says Sir Malcolm Grant, who recently retired from running University College London.

"I don't think Police fans will be deterred," says TicketsNow spokeswoman Jennifer Swanson.

Proposal sponsor John Kerry (D MA) was not deterred, saying, "We're making a statement here in the Senate to finally, once and for all, recognize the reality of what is happening with respect to climate change".

Coming prepared will afford you professional credibility, potentially deterring said posers from wasting your time any further.

"In the same way that the [Obama] administration was detaining families to deter them, this is an effort to deport to deter," said Royce Murray, director of policy at the National Immigrant Justice Center.

The point of this kind of message is not to deter, say, the next Mohammed Atta.

That could deter, say, the theft of clients' money or the deliberate exaggeration of assets or performance.

"I'm stupid," Mr. Deter said.