Sentence examples for that may deter from inspiring English sources

The Florida D.O.C. has adopted a series of reforms, including crisis-intervention training for corrections officers and other steps that may deter future violence.

Although they are not spiny, the husks frequently bear numerous multicellular, glandular hairs, which exude a sticky substance that may deter predation of the nuts.

The only way of getting there is on the RMS Saint Helena, on a six-day ocean voyage from Cape Town, something that may deter all but the most determined traveller.

On terms that are cut-rate and usually temporary — a few weeks or months — the artist gets a gallery or studio, and the landlord gets a vibrant attraction that may deter crime and draw the next wave of paying tenants.

He says this type of net positive water project is "very transferable and scalable", but concedes there are several barriers that may deter less sustainably-minded businesses from taking on such a scheme.

The idea is to do this through measures to boost Europe's market in asset-backed securities and a review of financial rules across the EU's 28 member countries that may deter investment.

That compensation may deter teams from signing him this off-season.

(On the other hand, some argue that disclosure may deter donors fearful of political retaliation, from powerful incumbents, for example).

Yes, they were probably drunk, and yes, I know that story may deter you from ever seeing a midnight show.

That alone may deter the more deeply secular from reading his book, "Lost in Transition", which explores the moral map of 18- to 23-year-olds in America.

The existence of the counter-ad will neuter the attack ad, and that alone may deter their use.