Sentence examples for deterring effective from inspiring English sources

The 'Pandora's Box' The overthrow and killing of President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam in a coup by officers in November 1963, the general wrote, "opened a Pandora's box of political turmoil seriously deterring effective prosecution of the war and leading directly to the necessity of introducing American troops" to fight "if South Vietnam was not to fall".

"A chill wind," he said, has been "blowing through American law enforcement" over the past year, deterring cops from effective policing.

As dawn broke over Bosphorus bridge, the scene of terrified Turkish soldiers surrendering was remarkable for an institution whose motto is "Effective, Deterring, Respected".

Loud underwater sounds, including artificial and natural orca calls, were not effective at deterring small sharks in the laboratory and had only a slight preventive effect in the wild.

"I don't think it's effective in deterring criminals," he told me.

The use of automated closed-circuit surveillance cameras is proving effective in deterring urban street crime.

Officials said they believed that leaflets warning oilfield workers against destroying wells might also have been effective in deterring sabotage.

The World Health Organization issued a report on Thursday noting that large pictorial warnings on cigarette packages are effective in deterring smoking.

"We will conduct a full review of sentencing policy," they say, "to ensure that it is effective in deterring crime, protecting the public, punishing offenders and cutting reoffending.

The latest figures published by the DfE showed that the new policy has been effective in deterring parents from taking holidays during term time.

Trump disputed that, saying a wall "would be very effective" in deterring illegal migrants and that seismic and other equipment could detect and stop any underground tunnels.