Sentence examples similar to off putting in terms of from inspiring English sources

Or put in terms of impact: was desired impact generated?

"And it will, I think, be extremely off-putting in terms of businesses looking at where they will headquarter themselves in Europe.

'In the last 10 to 15 years the insurance industry has been at the core of a litany of financial scandals.' He says the industry would be better off putting its house in order in terms of endowments and orphan assets - unclaimed monies that providers can redistribute to either shareholders or policyholders - rather than investing in self-regulation.

That gets the balance wrong in terms of free speech and security.It would certainly put the UK in a difficult position in terms of talking to authoritarian regimes and trying to convince them not to turn off their networks".

"I don't necessarily think it's putting people off in terms of knowing the amount of debt.

Not only have we done that but we've put off the increase, in terms of the inflation-linked increase this year, so that doesn't go ahead, and we've cut fuel duty by 1p".

I always put it in terms of my generation.

Put everything in terms of your feelings.

"I think a lot of people deny themselves certain things in life, in terms of putting things off, 'I'll do it later.' Later may never come". Ms. Gora is a member of the working class.

I pursued a career as a stand-up comedian and put myself through school that way, and now it's paid off in terms of my ability to defuse a tense situation in the board room.

And they put it to me in terms of spirituality.