Sentence examples for might put off from inspiring English sources

I might put off growing up a little while longer".

It was starting to look as if many women might put off motherhood indefinitely.

They also have unconventional release strategies, which might put off the more traditional voters.

They argue it might put off foreign investment in the UK.

Author Jonathan Franzen expressed reservations about Oprah choosing his work for her book club (it might put off male readers).

But the large lens and small grip on the right side might put off people with large hands.

But Dr. Armstrong said he understood why doctors who do not now do abortions might be put off.

He once flew into a rage when copy slipped by him containing a highfalutin phrase in it, because readers might be put off.

If you say what you dislike in your exes, he might be put off.

These regulations are enabled to function due to the individual mandate — the requirement to buy insurance or pay a penalty and the limits on open enrollment, without which healthy people might put-off insuring themselves until they got sick.

But it might put people off.