Sentence examples for is sufficient to deter from inspiring English sources

Others assert that the threat of retaliation by the United States is sufficient to deter attacks.

No number of gun-related fatalities or serious injuries is sufficient to deter the N.R.A. from its fanatical course.

Rather, he said, it needs steady and significant increases to build its capacity until it is sufficient to deter tax cheats.

Instead, Colonel Hough and the State have maintained that the mere threat of such arrests is sufficient to deter drunk driving and so to reduce the accident rate.

So the main question, to my mind, is whether a comfortable (and possibly relatively short) detention is sufficient to deter similar crimes.

For others, the threat of a criminal record is sufficient to deter them in public, and so they pre-game instead, doing their heaviest drinking behind closed doors before heading to a bar or club.

The Justice Department takes the view that deferred prosecutions are sufficient to deter bribery.

However, this policy was never used in practise - the mere existence of nuclear weapons was sufficient to deter aggression.

And although it is not certain, airstrikes should be sufficient to deter the Assad regime from using chemical weapons again.

Even though the United States has more than 6,000 nuclear warheads, the proponents of a national missile defense insist that might not be sufficient to deter an attack.

They may be sufficient to deter Scots from voting to leave this time though the latest polls suggest the contest is getting awfully tight.