Sentence examples for quickly put off from inspiring English sources
At the end of last year, many foreign investors were dismayed that the government quickly put off its decision to allow foreign retailers like Walmart to take a 51 percent stake in Indian retailing stores because of protests by opposition political parties and small retailers and wholesalers.
This quickly puts off many male and female gamers alike; males because it implies "Stay away, boys, this isn't for you", and females because nobody likes being told they're going to like something purely because of their gender.
Having had a single-sex education from the age of three, I didn't have many male friends; when I was 11, the horrible shock of having to share school bus journeys with the inhabitants of the boys' establishment next door had quickly put me off them.
It is important to get moving quickly, though, so do not put off the process any longer.
Not to be put off, EA quickly remade the cover with Green Bay Packers running back Dorsey Levens on its PAL edition, who struggled with injuries and was released a year later from the team.
Probably due to their consideration of these factors, Oppenheimer and Lew (Oppenheimer and Lew 1995) direct their attention to studies on the degree of marriage matching difficulty, pointing out that those with a high income may not necessarily marry quickly; on the contrary, they may put off their marriage because it takes more time for them to find a suitable spouse.
Unless the case is quickly settled, American is pretty much going to have to put off the merger for now.
We put off what seems boring and what causes us discomfort, and it piles up quickly.
