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Meanwhile, Zoe Mcintyre said she was concerned that first-time voters seeing this kind of campaigning might be put off voting at all.

What would you say to people who might be put off this book by subject matter that might seem dark and depressing?

The people who love opera will find this production outside what they would usually call "opera" and those who don't might be put off by the term opera.

Others said that issue might be put off, too.

Ms. Hanson disagreed; women might be put off by that sort of thing, she told him.

Some walkers might be put off by the constant roar of the M25 in the distance.

Some people might be put off by the thought of being treated out of hospital.

But much of that cutting might be put off until after the busy fourth quarter.

Other artists might be put off by the logistical challenges presented by the modest dimensions but Mr Squalor is unfazed.

Some buyers might be put off by the contemporary design, given that the building is Tudor in style.

Potential buyers might be put off if told that the fixtures were not part of the deal.