Sentence examples for might deter new from inspiring English sources

This might deter new creditors and investors.

You might suspect after the whole ISIS-almost-took-over-the-city thing might deter new American chains from opening.

"I actually felt that this might deter young people from having abortions".

The fall is enough to hurt the workers concerned, but not to deter new immigrants.

How far would we be willing to go to deter new unauthorized immigrants?

Since this price enters the investment decision process of regulated firms, this uncertainty increases the cost of capital for investors and might deter investments into new technologies at the company level.

But Steven Heimer, 21, who had just completed his police final minutes before, said the new proposals might deter him from joining the department.

Prosecutors say that existing laws against violence and kidnapping do the job already, and some fear that a new law might deter victims from speaking out, for fear of jailing their parents.

Using this data, its new study* examines the impact that regulation of product and labour markets has on productivity, and particularly the ways in which regulation might deter entrepreneurs from setting up new firms.An economy's productivity can increase in three main ways.

But for the courts, it was he, not the little known Mr Cubas, who would have been elected president last May, and even as a second-best Mr Cubas took 54% of the vote, in the cleanest election in Paraguay's history.Even if the opposition sticks to its demand, this might deter Mr Gonzalez from calling a new election.

Milton Friedman, for example, started as a supporter of antitrust; but he turned against it in part because he thought that the possibility of being the victim of a mistaken antitrust action might deter good businessmen from attempting worthwhile new things.The trust-busters' biggest difficulty is deciding whether or not a market is (sufficiently) competitive.