Sentence examples for helps to deter from inspiring English sources
The convoluted structure (see chart) helps to deter would-be raiders.
THE idea that cracking down on petty crime helps to deter more serious sorts has crossed the Atlantic and become firmly entrenched among British politicians.
Giving government-controlled unions a little bit more muscle, the party feels, helps to deter desperate workers from trying to establish independent unions.
It has good reasons, indeed, to support it, given that America's presence helps to deter North Korean aggression against South Korea, keep Japan from becoming militarily more assertive and protect shipping lanes in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
They say that a touch of extremism helps to deter free riders; barriers to entry make those inside feel that their efforts to believe and belong have brought a practical benefit.A different approach would draw on the experience of another religious group that Anglicans increasingly resemble in social composition: British Jews.
8. Dogs are your best friend -- If you own a large dog, then taking him with on a jog helps to deter people from approaching you.
Enhanced employee background checks and discreet observation of visitor behavior also help to deter thefts.
They have well-developed light-producing organs, which may help to deter predators.
A border-length fence might help to deter those crossing illegally, Deputy Fletcher said.
