Border walls might slightly deter refugees in places like Greece, Fratzke added, "but if you look at the central Mediterranean [between Libya and Italy], there's been an increase in flows and we actually saw more deaths".
And by emphasising its cheapness rather than its basic but appealing qualities, it deterred slightly better-off consumers who could afford one but aspired to more sophisticated vehicles, such as those from Tata's biggest rival, Maruti, the leader in India's small-car market.Despite pending retirement, Mr Tata has once again taken a personal interest in the fate of his troubled pet project.
If you're deterred by the slightly anti-climatic nature of each chapter (SPOILER ALERT: shit hits the pants,) don't worry each combine to form a larger, more meaningful story arc.
If the former's fitness record and wage demands understandably deterred several managers, it still seems slightly startling that Stoke were Owen's sole serious suitors.
Slightly more seriously, the Schengen exclusion has until now deterred free-spending Chinese tourists, at an estimated annual cost of more than $1bn in lost revenue.
Interviewer: Would you be deterred by messages, by packages like these [Packs 3 and 4]? Participant: Slightly yeah, it's hard, if you are in the habit of smoking it's hard for you to keep off easily, but it does have some sort of impact.
Though the yield is not yet known, Mr. Mahoney suspects that the new requirement deterred frivolous applicants as well as weaker ones (grades and test scores increased slightly).
Short-sellers do not seem to have been deterred: for the nine American stocks on the list, short positions fell only slightly.
The chronically high price of tickets may have deterred some potential theatergoers as well, though expensive tickets did help lift overall box office sales slightly in spite of the lower attendance.
