Sentence examples for put off foreign from inspiring English sources
Certainly the furore in the US has done little to put off foreign investors.
They argue it might put off foreign investment in the UK.
Outsiders hope Mr Kostov will try harder to cut taxes and red tape two local features that put off foreign businessmen.But Bulgaria's biggest achievement is political stability.
The Sarbanes-Oxley legislation, passed after the collapse of Enron in order to stiffen up corporate governance, has put off foreign companies from listing there.
In May eBay banned the sale of artifacts from Nazi Germany, the Ku Klux Klan and notorious criminals in an effort to put off foreign legal action.
But such rules tend to put off foreign investors and the government is being slow to privatise anyway.The government wants change to come soon, and it will keep looking for new ways to help black South Africans.
London's luxury property market has been hit in particular, as Brexit uncertainty and increased stamp duty have been putting off foreign buyers.
The new Prime Minister continued cordially meeting Smith until the RF leader took him to task in 1981 for openly calling for a single-party state; Smith said this was putting off foreign investors.
As his department holds responsibility for foreign university students, Cable worried that possible immigrants, especially from India, may have been put off.
