Sentence examples for ultimately put off from inspiring English sources
Airport misery could ultimately put off many more people than a terror threat.
Like home PC buyers, many pilots at Oshkosh this week will browse the booths but ultimately put off a purchase, waiting for the new technology to get better, smaller or cheaper.
The micro-sharing application was launched the same year in private beta and became somewhat of a competitor to Twitter (which was nowhere near as popular as it is nowadays) and Pownce (which never really took off and was ultimately put out of its misery by Six Apart).
There's no argument that it's different, but is it so offbeat that it will ultimately put people off?
However, neither services can do anything about the high cost of legal advice and representation that could ultimately put someone off taking their grievance to court, no matter how right they are to do so.
That would make swapping between Next and, say, your favorite GIF keyboard more difficult, and may ultimately put you off.
It can ultimately put people off drinking quality coffee because it makes them think it's this inaccessible product.
Plus, a user listening to a better-targeted advert in full is worth more than blasting adverts to consumers who may ultimately be put off the platform for being forced to listen to adverts.
