Sentence examples for strong enough to deter from inspiring English sources

Trade rules need to be strong enough to deter protectionism.

The military needs "to be strong enough to deter an initial attack from the mainland," he said.

Finally, he said, he will always support a well-financed military, strong enough to deter or, if necessary, defeat any threat.

We should remember that military assistance would be a waste, for Georgia's Army will never be strong enough to deter Russia.

Microsoft executives responded that they respected Mr. Gibson's opinions but that the network security features of Windows XP were strong enough to deter widespread attacks of the kind he feared.

But in a nod to his more libertarian roots, he advocated a foreign policy that "encourages stability, not chaos" and added: "I see an America strong enough to deter foreign aggression, yet wise enough to avoid unnecessary intervention".

The controversy surrounding The Birth of a Nation director Nate Parker has not been enough to deter a strong showing in the nominations for the NAACP Image awards, which were announced on Tuesday.

Both essential oils have potent odors that might be enough to deter squirrels from approaching.

Usually a warning shot is enough to deter the pirates.

This usually is enough to deter most predators.

The goal is a military that is large enough and mobile enough to deter enemies.