Sentence examples for dissuading of from inspiring English sources

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They insist that she's hardly a threat to anyone she may want to approach, in hopes of dissuading them of getting an abortion.

Instead of dissuading sufferers of MSP from using CAM as commonly practiced by health care professionals, and also the frequent denials of CAM use by patients seeking conventional medicine, it is recommended that health care professionals should enquires about CAM use on a habitual basis.

But Steve had "heard" "$5" and could not be dissuaded of the nickel reality or drained of his anger.

Democrats are concerned that the GOP's efforts will have the practical effect of blocking or dissuading people of limited means, minorities, students and the elderly from voting, thereby reducing the number of Democratic votes.

But the threat of prosecution will hang over all future gatherings, dissuading masses of newly active protesters, like students and office workers.

The fireworks were canceled in 2000 because of security concerns, but that did little to dissuade hundreds of thousands of people from flooding the Las Vegas Strip.

Such campaigns would focus on dissuading members of these populations from adopting negative health behaviors while promoting positive lifestyle choices.

The crusade was postponed until next spring, but a devastating storm off the coast of Sicily dissuaded Charles of Anjou and Louis's successor Philip III from any further campaigning.

If J. K. Rowling's latest opus, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," can dissuade people of any age from being intimidated by books longer than 400 pages, she will be doing the reading public her best service yet.

It must be said that none of Jeremiah's paramours or admirers dissuade him of this belief.