Sentence examples for put off giving from inspiring English sources
He predicted that a large percentage of the 40,000 new rooms planned by 2012 would be put off, giving Las Vegas time to develop airport and other facilities to expand more smoothly.
In any case, for months Sharifa has been telling me about Kahlil Joseph's work, and for months I'd put off giving it more than a glance because I didn't want to have hope for a medium I'd loved once but couldn't imagine being reborn.
They ended up with a voting system with an "open" rather than "closed" list, giving the electorate the chance to pick and choose individual candidates, rather than selecting complete party lists.As with so much in Iraqi politics, a decision is likely to be put off given that circumstances will change again.
Among those criticising the plan is Conservative Party treasurer Lord Fink who says it will put people off giving large sums to good causes.
He checks back in with Campbell every 20 minutes but doesn't stay while he whistles because it puts people off giving.
(The proximity to yoga mats sounds repulsive, but somehow it's not. Frank Bruni was also put off, but gave Ubuntu a very good review).
This can put people off giving to deserving causes".
That did put me off giving people lifts for a bit, but I never asked people for petrol money and so he doesn't owe me a thing.
I instantly gagged and the memory of it (unfortunately for my boyfriend) has put me off giving blowjobs for a while at least.
