Sentence examples for deterring problematic from inspiring English sources
Judge Bates also argued that the case showed the "continuing utility" of the section of the Voting Rights Act that requires pre-clearance for certain jurisdictions in "deterring problematic" changes to voting laws.
Deterring identification was his specialty.
But fierce competition in the urban mobility space is not deterring Uber from peddling into the region, and attempting to put some shine back on a brand that's still divisive — charged with all sorts of problematic effects from rising congestion and air pollution to having a damaging impact on workers' rights.
Sprinkle around deterring odors.
The goat, more problematic, kept trying to bite Lady Diana, but Her Ladyship was not deterred.
Now, the tribunal must press on with its demands for Serbia to hand over Mladic at least, and not be deterred by weasel words from Belgrade about how Milosevic's death will make fresh handovers of Hague indictees problematic.
While poor adherence to PEP has been documented as problematic due to side effects, studies have recommended that the risk of low compliance should not deter health providers from offering PEP, but providers should instead improve strategies for compliance [ 49].
Road closures deterred visitors.
