Sentence examples for true deterrent from inspiring English sources

Until there is a true deterrent, we're going to have problems".

"We need to impose a true deterrent to stop people from driving while using an electronic device and to keep our roads and citizens safe".

The Birwood Wall, as it was called, was meant to split the black community members from the white community members and was less of a true deterrent and more of a symbolic middle finger.

The drive, it's true, was deterrent enough: up a track, and then another track, and then down again and then up another track, which seemed, in the dark, to be barely wider than the car.

"The nuclear warheads have been standardised to be fit for ballistic missiles by miniaturising them," KCNA quoted him as saying as he inspected the work of nuclear workers, adding "this can be called true nuclear deterrent".

"The nuclear warheads have been standardized to be fit for ballistic missiles by miniaturizing them," KCNA, North Korea's state media agency, quoted Kim as saying as he inspected the device, adding "this can be called a true nuclear deterrent".

So let the naysayers talk all they want about technology and social media as a deterrent to true love.

Whether that is true or not, it is a strong deterrent against open dissent.

To the Editor: Ward Wilson contends that "the real value of nuclear bombs is as status symbols, not as practical weapons"; this may be true, but surely these weapons are the best deterrent against any forcible regime change attempt by outsiders.

"If the wristband looks like a bulky Star Trek machine, it will be a deterrent against adoption - that's true of all wearable devices - the aesthetics are very important," said Saverio Romeo from the Beecham Research consultancy.

The danger – and possible deterrent to an evaluation of Oliver!'s true worth – is that Mackintosh has now gone even larger.