Sentence examples for easily scare off from inspiring English sources
Contesting the last boss's deal could easily scare off the ideal new one.
"Bringing too many shares to market could easily scare off investors," said a prominent investment banker at a rival firm in London, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
The first few paragraphs reveal another obstacle to be overcome, ominously barbed as they are with dialect -- "neeps," "kirned" and so on, shards of words that could easily scare off anyone from south of Aberdeen.
Use different props like fake bugs and scary pictures which can easily scare off the girls.
Eric Stiles of the New Jersey Audubon Society said the birds can be easily scared off by the kinds of noise and traffic that accompany most development.
So there you have it – the face of paedophilia 2009, not just the insatiable, driven monster of legend, but another kind of creature – casual, part-time, "only looking", probably easily scared off.
I just want you to know that I'm open-minded and not easily scared off by bright colors or loud noises.
And all that matters is that anyone who'd try to hit on me or get to know me realizes I'm skittish and easily scared off by sudden movements and aggressive talk.
Woodpeckers are easily scared off by the sight of predators, shiny materials, and anything out of the ordinary, especially if it moves.
