Sentence examples for put off visitors from inspiring English sources

Thailand's economy shrank 0.6% year-on-year in January-March due to falling consumer confidence and a slump in tourism as protests put off visitors.

Businesses and tourist attractions blamed falling trade during London 2012, saying predictions of overcrowding and travel chaos had put off visitors.

Wednesday's false security threat, which was unusual in that it was made after the plane had taken off, could add to a climate of uncertainty that has already put off visitors.

The seaside resorts of Redondo and Venice Beach had recently been built, but the developers were finding that high surf on the beaches put off visitors and prospective residents.

Worried that the reports of the devastation could put off visitors as Vermont enters one of its prime tourist seasons — autumn always attracts legions of leaf peepers who come to gawk at foliage — the Vermont Chamber of Commerce opened a Facebook page, VisitVT, in which local inns and other businesses could leave posts explaining whether they were open or damaged.

The duchess also annoyed English Heritage, who wanted her to recreate one of the gardens that had previously occupied the site.The Europeanness of the design has not put off visitors: 318,000 came in 2001-02, the garden's first year, when all there was to see was the horticultural equivalent of roadworks.

Paris tourism representatives have already expressed concern that images of strikes and demonstrators clashing with police broadcast around the world last week were putting off visitors to France.

But pity poor Jean-Pierre Delord of Bugarach in France, who is putting off visitors who believe his town's Pic de Bugarach mountain is due to open up and spit out human-saving aliens during today's Mayan-predicted apocalypse.

Since the meat is chopped up, it has long been customary to frighten children and put off outside visitors by mentioning that, for all one knows, a hot tamale might include some meats that are not available at your friendly neighborhood butcher shop — in particular, house cat.

Morocco put the match on in Kenitra, an isolated town in the north of the country, but if that was intended to put off the visitors, the ploy did not work: Cameroon were a rising force, who had destroyed Zaire 6-2 in the previous round.

Since the meat is chopped up, it has long been customary to frighten children and put off outside visitors by mentioning that, for all one knows, a hot tamale might include some meats that are not available at your friendly neighborhood butcher shop in particular, house cat.