Sentence examples for is deterring the from inspiring English sources

Another is that it is deterring the European Central Bank from raising interest rates.

He is deterring the young from going to university for party advantage.

None of this is deterring the place's natural constituency: already, there have been sightings of Cliff Richard and Piers Morgan.

"States around us are collapsing and there's a high perception of danger, but Syria is deterring the dangers," an analyst who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of government harassment, said.

The thinktank says wider reform of the current system of British citizenship is so overly complicated and bureaucratic that it is deterring the high earners that the British economy needs, and is so expensive that it also deters the lower skilled workers that the sectors of the economy that depend on manual labour also need.

If a feed is deterred, the mosquito automatically attempts to feed in the following time step, rather than just a fractional probability in the cohort model.

Such accounts do not appear to be deterring the latest wave of crusaders.

Various factors such as political interference, social unacceptability and economic barriers are deterring the widespread use of these resources.

It recognised that the minimum-deposit rule was deterring the very people it was set up to serve.

But fragile politics, dodgy security and a battered oil infrastructure are deterring the investment required to boost supplies.

The danger in Russia does not seem to be deterring the big companies.