Sentence examples for deterrents from from inspiring English sources

Stamp duty grew much more expensive during Gordon Brown's 10 years as chancellor, and critics say the high cost of the levy is one of the key deterrents from buying a home.

The study of feeding deterrents from plants for insects has discovered many new and interesting compounds, particularly among the terpenes.

There indeed are external social sanctions which are useful as deterrents from prohibited behavior; but in moral motivation feelings of moral guilt and shame are traceable also to kamera or tiboa.

Literally thousands of hours wasted on snoozefest activities that are all just deterrents from chasin' your dreams and makin' the big $$$.

As far as your pets go, you can employ one or multiple forms of deterrents, from topical applications to yard treatments and collars.

Also, as we found, cost and distance associated with health facility delivery served as additional deterrents from sending otherwise normal pregnancies for facility births [ 10, 41, 42].

For some, that's a useful deterrent from ever wearing it.

Students queuing for the cinema were given leaflets explaining "how to disarm a nuke" (the answer: vote Yes to force Britain's deterrent from Scottish waters).

Crime-scene photographs, for all their power to reveal, can also serve as a distraction, even a deterrent, from precise understanding of the events they depict.

Yet you have already indicated that you want to expel Britain's submarine-based Trident nuclear deterrent from the chilly waters of the Clyde which, reckons Trevor Taylor of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank, could cost some £20 billion ($34 billion).

Perhaps it wishes to move to a situation where we wait to be hit by an intercontinental ballistic missile, then appoint Oliver to scratch around for some kind of plan for how to build a nuclear deterrent from the ashes.