Sentence examples for leaves to deter from inspiring English sources
Eisner also detailed, for example, how the palmetto beetle uses "foot adhesion" to cling to leaves to deter predators.
This combination of results is ideal, because the plants have enough linamarin in their leaves to deter pests, but not so much that it will be transported to the roots, Sayre says.
The trust reports that some Afghans returning from exile step on landmines they themselves laid around their houses before leaving, to deter looters.Added to the human tragedy is the economic loss, as mined roads and fields are hardly good for transport and farming.
"What we know is the numbers [of those fleeing] are sufficiently high and ISIS is publicizing the punishment it metes out to people that are trying to leave to deter them.
"The leaves didn't seem to deter them, in fact, they came back for more the second day.
We emphasize that the immunity of prosecutors from liability in suits under § 1983 does not leave the public powerless to deter misconduct or to punish that which occurs.
E.g., Imbler v. Pactman, 424 U.S. at 428-429 ("Wemphasizeze that the immunity of prosecutors from liability in suits under § 1983 does not leave the public powerless to deter misconduct or to punish that which occurs").
When the ball is dumped into Howard, one of the few legitimate star centers in the N.B.A., teams are left to pick their demise: defenses either gravitate en masse to deter Howard, leaving the perimeter shooters open, or they allow Howard to operate in the post.
We must erase the legacy of liberalism that leaves law enforcement officers powerless to deter crime with the threat of certain punishment.
Would it not be a bitter irony, too, that in our desperate attempts to stop homegrown violent extremists and to deter Australians leaving to fight overseas, we were actually fanning the radicalisation we seek to counter?
The LGA, which represents councils, said that stay put advice was not intended to deter people from leaving if they felt threatened.
