Sentence examples for will be deterring from inspiring English sources

The Conservative social security spokesman, David Willetts, said the long term implications of the government's changes to invalidity benefit could be that "you will be deterring people from making occupational pension provision".

Negatively, criminals will be deterred by jail.

Knowing that this will happen, the bribe taker will be deterred from taking a bribe".

Even the average motorist, he argues, will be deterred by Bridgestone's supposed lack of reliability.

Mr. Shays said he doubts businesses will be deterred from Connecticut.

But the fear all through the NHS is that instead new trainees will be deterred.

It is worried that people will be deterred from working longer hours or moving to better-paid jobs.

It is our sincere hope that others who might be tempted to dissemble to the investing public will be deterred".

It is unlikely that the people who wished to see Grandma Moses will be deterred by one negative review.

If doctors are to be asked to repair only hernias all day long, their jobs will become mundane, and good-quality students will be deterred from learning medicine.

Sadly, what they haven't considered is that many of the applicants who will be deterred by the new requirements are more than capable of such attainment.