Sentence examples for dissuading any from inspiring English sources
"We keep birds as wild as possible," said Ms. Luevano, dissuading any gushing over Kramer's beauty.
In fact, US policy is held hostage to political orthodoxy, dissuading any public official from departing from the accepted party line.
This defensiveness has meant that Turkey has historically stifled debate at home and devoted considerable diplomatic effort to dissuading any further recognition".
Consumer activist groups, like Commercial Alert, have been after the FCC to pass new rules about product placement for years, though advertising industry lobbyists have been successful in dissuading any significant regulatory changes.
You try very hard to dissuade any would-be applicants.
My goal is not to dissuade any of you who disliked the play.
But Mr. Levy apparently did not try to dissuade any board members from going, board members indicated.
The relatively short-term nature of the appointments dissuades any particular person from becoming entrenched in an insulating bureaucracy.
Their attitude was predictable and relatively respectful; they were there to instill fear, to dissuade any challenge.
And given the grim determination with which many members of ISIS and other extremist Islamist groups pursue their ends, it is unlikely to dissuade any potential terrorists.
Q: Do you think that a place like Montclair dissuaded any players from coming to the club and conversely, will the new complex help to attract players?
