Sentence examples for it's dissuading from inspiring English sources

"Talking about stuff gives the illusion that something is about to change, and it's dissuading people from actually enacting change".

But he said he was worried it was dissuading foreign students from coming here and hurting British universities.

Fleming became increasingly unhappy with the book and considered rewriting it, but was dissuaded by Plomer, who considered it viable for publication.

And his administration's threats appear to be dissuading some.

Iran is a rational actor; and it cannot be dissuaded at this point, barring extreme measures.

What is increasingly hard to believe is that it can be dissuaded or prevented from getting the bomb by force.

"The cost of imposing death is dissuading New York district attorneys from going for it.

Still, this uncertainty may also be dissuading people from contributing.

A spokesman for the state Education Department said it would not be dissuaded by the resolution, introduced by Levittown and adopted by the state school boards association at its annual business meeting, held in Syracuse on Oct. 26.

But Google's chief executive, Sundar Pichai, said that while the firm has reservations about Brexit, it will not be dissuaded from building an office capable of housing 7,000 staff.

Google, which has come under intense scrutiny from European regulators, may beg to differ: it may even be dissuaded from doing any big deals until the political climate improves.Other firms will want to hedge their bets by investing in new fields unrelated to their core revenue streams.