Sentence examples for presumably to deter from inspiring English sources

A bouncer stands outside in front of a velvet rope, presumably to deter pushy nobodies.

A French nuclear company, Areva, which operates in the north but recently lost its 36-year monopoly, has been labelled sympathetic to the rebels, who recently seized a Chinese uranium worker, presumably to deter China from backing Niger's government.

Marine fish have prominent spines, presumably to deter predators, but the freshwater fish have only small ones, if any at all.

But part of the point of them, presumably, is to deter employers from hiring illegals in the first place.From a humanitarian perspective the raids are traumatic for the workers, most of whom have done nothing wrong.

There also seems to be a fair amount of overlap to the questions and themes in general, presumably to help deter you from trying to game the system.

Presumably the prospect of Wall Street donations is enough to deter some Republicans (and many Democrats) from confronting the issue of "too big to fail".

Presumably it's made difficult and embarrassing to get free morning after pills to deter women from using emergency contraception as contraception?

This makes sense, as the warriors had a more active purpose than simply to be admired; presumably anyone who made it past the rigged arrows and crossbows needed a good fright to deter them from the treasures within.

(This is presumably not the same table that has all the stuff on it that's supposed to deter the Iranians from enriching uranium and building a nuclear weapon).

Though he wants to deter outsourcing, the penalties are gentle; he seems to accept it as inevitable, just as he presumably hopes that the recovering economy, rather than a nudge from him, will bring back jobs.

You try to deter misconduct.