Sentence examples for eager to deter from inspiring English sources

The seventh baronet, whose family have owned Maunsel since 1772, is equally eager to deter "cowpokes, or people from a trailer park.

France, the first country in this area to adopt such a measure, is above all eager to deter ships from dumping dirty ballast in its coastal regions.

I hope she beats the rap because I don't like the idea of a prosecutor -- eager to deter others from doing wrong -- twisting the law to make an example out of a celebrity.

People seeking jobs on TheLadders pay a monthly fee of $35, enough to deter the eager but unqualified.

Yet the freezing weather failed to deter visitors eager to see the falls in the midst of the polar vortex, which affected approximately 240 million people.

A spring snowstorm that blew through the capital on Monday seemed to do little to deter an eager few dozen people from huddling under soggy sleeping bags, plastic tarpaulins and oversize umbrellas as they counted down the final hours before the arguments began on Tuesday morning (the second case was scheduled for Wednesday morning).

All this despite facing defenses eager to entice Ryan to throw and aligned to deter running plays.

You try to deter misconduct.

Nothing seemed to deter her.

This helped to deter Pietersen.

Some are more likely to deter them.