Sentence examples for great deterrent from inspiring English sources

I don't think this is this great deterrent," he told the audience.

"They still work as a great deterrent and create unwanted attention for thieves," he says.

Their mere presence is a great deterrent to would-be troublemakers or the infiltration of narcotics".

The harsh penalties handed out in Asia for trafficking do not seem to be a great deterrent.

"We get hundreds of e-mails from all over the world," the sheriff said, "and 95percentt love it and feel it's a great deterrent".

Hence his remark, meaningless except to insiders, about capital punishment's being "a great deterrent to monologues"; and so much for de Cordova's description of Carson as a supreme "self-editor" who never needed censorship).

"One of the great deterrents to museum visitation is that many people are intimidated by a museum's demeanor," Brown said.

Larger dogs, especially instinctively herding canines like Labradors, are great deterrents for geese.

Uniformed guards, Mr. Braca said, are a greater deterrent.

Changes to the law or the application process are a greater deterrent.

Conservationists report that the danger of landmines acts as a far greater deterrent than law enforcement.