Sentence examples for hardly deterred from inspiring English sources

Hardly deterred, he said, "I just started building".

But those sites have hardly deterred people from dealing in the market for fake followers and fake retweets.

The lack of scientific support has hardly deterred the most strident critics of G.M.O.s from blaming glyphosate for diseases ranging from cancer to autism.

Still, the sign hardly deterred a recent customer, who proceeded to take a phone call in the middle of ordering a bagel.

Theaters have raised the surcharge for thick-framed disposable (or rather, recyclable) glasses, from the typical $3 to, in some places, as much as $5 or $7.50 per ticket, a premium that has hardly deterred moviegoers.

Even the seasonal rainstorms have hardly deterred supporters like Moussa and Achilles from spending the day at their favourite watering hole, an open-air bar with rickety wooden tables and a tiny television set peering down from the wall.

But these and other setbacks are hardly deterring talent agents.

The shape of the digital future is hard to predict – which will hardly deter self-appointed prophets and well-paid consultants from doing just that.

Last week's deal on textiles was not as Luddite as many southerners in Congress wanted; but Mr Bush's failure to take on the cotton barons will hardly deter other industry lobbies.

| The Met's "Norma," designed originally as a vehicle for Jane Eaglen, is saddled with a lumbering production, but that will hardly deter the bel-canto enthusiasts who flock to Bellini's best-known opera.

(Nov. 15 at 8). | The Met's "Norma," designed originally as a vehicle for Jane Eaglen, is saddled with a lumbering production, but that will hardly deter the bel-canto enthusiasts who flock to Bellini's best-known opera.