Sentence examples for put off back from inspiring English sources

You can always go farther if she's receptive, but if she seems put off, back off.

So we are telling consumers not to be put off claiming back their charges while the OFT's looking into this - claim them back now".

The longer you think the downturn will last, the greater the reason to put off getting back into the market.

Many people might have been embarrassed by an early sexual-health conversation with a doctor or nurse and been put off going back.

Sadly, the undying love sort of died but I still love the place and the food is far too good to be put off coming back because of some boy.

There is unlikely to be outrage on behalf of parents denied access to the scheme because they earn more than £100,000 a year, but the doubling of working hours has raised fears that parents could be put off going back to work.

That government effort worked, but today there are many options to put off paying back loans.

As Jones pointed out: "You can see how if that was someone's first demo they could be put off coming back".

Sen. John McCain cornered himself with a proposed spending freeze; President-elect Obama wouldn't commit to scaling back any of his key proposals energy, health care, Iraq and Afghanistan (although now, with the recession gaining speed, he has signaled he is willing to put off rolling back President Bush's tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans).

Successful Kickstarter projects end with a bang, not a whimper, as people realize that they cannot put off a backing decision much longer.

But to put off on scaling back on fossil fuels dramatically for another fifty years -- that just cannot happen...