The unstageability that has so often deterred directors in the past was overcome by a masterly use of light and shadow on a stage which was kept almost completely bare.
Throughout the world, these country characteristics have often been associated with costly policies that seem to deter economic performance.
Just the thought of their unfathomable ugliness has often been enough to deter us from journeying forth car country pikes, and on sombre occasions...we quit this country entirely and lived abroad for a year.
Few African governments have expressed interest in offering free circumcision, with health ministries often deterred by costs (despite proven cost-effectiveness) and concerns over disinhibition.
Recent studies have demonstrated that elasmobranchs (i.e. sharks, skates and rays) are sensitive and often deterred by electrosensory stimuli (e.g. permanent magnets and electropositive metals).
While generalist herbivores are often deterred by the secondary metabolites produced by their host plants, numerous studies reported that many specialists have evolved effective countermeasures [21], [22], [23].
Potential buyers are often deterred by the difficulty of dissolving an alliance; what's more, competitive assets—skills, customers, and products may have eroded in the interim.
Long waiting times and inflexible hours often deterred patients' decisions to use health services.
One national study, by Harvard University's Graduate School of Education, has shown that low salaries often deter public school teachers from staying longer than a year in the profession, while others show that up to half America's teachers leave before their fifth year of service.
It has been reported that stigma often deters professionals working with the athletes from referring an athlete to a mental health professional [ 50].
Such lawyers' warnings, which often deter lawsuits, reflect how successful these newspapers have been at avoiding legal judgments.
