Sentence examples for less deterred from inspiring English sources

And it has never acted less deterred by America, as was made clear last year, when Iranian agents plotted to assassinate the Saudi ambassador in our nation's capital.

The ex-communist SLD polled surprisingly well in third place, with 13.7%, with particularly strong support among the youngest voters, who are less deterred by its grim past, and more attracted by its socially liberal and anti-clerical stance.

But a skilled one will be less deterred.

The Philippine culture is unique in its matriarchal tradition -- so its women are less deterred by male dominance than other Asians.

While, in our experiments, honeybees were less deterred by large spiders with high UV reflectance than by large spiders with low UV reflectance, UV reflectance only mitigated the avoidance response, without transforming aversion into attraction.

No one will be more or less "deterred" by the length of his jail sentence.

Many worry that men will be less willing to use condoms.Japanese women are also less deter mined to break down traditional sex roles.

In Mr. Greenberg's view, the policies will mean that the Jus tice Department will take less initiative in filing suits, and H.E.W.'s office of civil rights will have to be far less deter mined in negotiating for com pliance with local officials.

It proposes that children are less easily deterred from this pattern of fusing speech components than are adults.

"By allowing Morgan Stanley to reap more than $16 million in profit despite their misdeeds, it does even less to deter other banks from engaging in the exact same scheme in the future," he said.

The system has got out of kilter and some lawyers have done very well out of CFAs, but the question is whether the reforms will prejudice claimants in other cases, such as clinical negligence, where losing a portion of damages could be very significant and the risks of being paid less may deter solicitors from taking on heavier and more complex cases.