Sentence examples for which could deter from inspiring English sources

Membership costs $48 a year, which could deter potential subscribers.

As a result, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has proposed significant fare increases and service reductions, which could deter riders.

That also means more power consumption, which could deter some developers, who are loath to waste precious battery life.

Under Basel III, banks would have to hold more capital against certain types of mortgages, which could deter banks from making home loans.

Newspapers tend to have a broader readership, which could deter advertisers, since the edible films may appeal to only a small proportion of readers.

In future it may try harder to achieve this aim, which could deter foreign firms from continuing to invest in the country.

Tobey: I think a tangible threat would be that it give Tehran room to be more active in its support of groups like Hezbollah, and would feel like the threat of retaliation either by the United States or by Israel would be diminished, because it possesses a nuclear weapon with which it could deter actions against its forces.

"Therefore, we are very concerned that Mr Trevor Kavanagh has publicly attacked a complainant, which could potentially deter future complainants, and that he continues to sit on the board of Ipso".

This is a health system concern, as the lack of privacy comprises confidentiality and contribute to making counselling sessions less effective [ 22], which could also deter clients from seeking care.

And all this to forestall a potential threat still well into the future, which could be deterred.

In-person voter fraud, which could be deterred by forcing voters to show various forms of identification, just isn't an issue.