Sentence examples for necessarily put off from inspiring English sources
As Tang has discovered, a lack of academic credentials does not necessarily put off investors.
His fund is still active in Italian and Spanish bonds, and he is not necessarily put off by the yields on Greek, Irish and Portuguese bonds.
The trend is doubly dangerous for a company like Sega, which hopes to attract older, more affluent gamers gamers who aren't necessarily put off by PCs.
Somebody putting a price on things doesn't necessarily put people off going".
Visas aside, possible kettling or arrest needn't necessarily put you off.
The short-term implications of that may be grim: we still await early polling results (YouGov has one later today) on how the exposure affected the party, but, given that most people know the BNP is extremist when they vote for it, exposing Griffin as an extremist may not necessarily put them off.
"Women weren't engaging with technology for their career, they didn't necessarily seek to delay, [or] put off motherhood, but it was very much more about they wanted to pursue motherhood at the right time, in the right way, with this right partner," said lead researcher Kylie Baldwin, of the Reproduction Research group at the UK's De Montfort University.
Dr. Plum said that Epigenomics did not see its test as being necessarily in competition with the Exact Sciences test, because the blood-based test would be good alternative for people put off by stool testing.
