1. Never deter till tomorrow that which you can do today. 

2. Failure did not deter him .

3. These measures are designed to deter an enemy attack.

4. Her words of warning would hardly deter him.

5. The alarm is usually sufficient to deter a would-be thief.

6. Arming the police doesn't deter crime.

7. Does prison deter criminals from offending again?

8. Don't let failure deter you.

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9. The windows are covered with grilles to deter vandals.

10. Dogs can deter unwelcome intruders.

11. Bad weather didn't deter them from starting their vacation.

12. Fear of failure should not deter you from trying.

13. Will this harsher punishment effectively deter criminals?

14. Timber is often treated with creosote to deter rot.

15. The present system does little to deter corporate crime.

16. Such a statement was hardly calculated to deter future immigrants.

17. Arrests and jail sentences have done nothing to deter the protesters.

18. These new rules are likely to deter people from coming forward for help.

19. There is little evidence that harsher punishments deter any better than more lenient ones.

20. Nothing shall deter us from doing what we think right.

21. The wild weather did not deter some people from swimming in the sea.

22. The security camera was installed to deter people from stealing.

23. The high price of the service could deter people from seeking advice.

24. The lack of facilities in the town may deter the casual visitor.

25. The skunk releases a pungent smell to deter the enemy.

26. The threat of jail failed to deter him from petty crime.

27. Punitive damages are designed to punish and deter misconduct.

28. Such uncertainty could deter potential private freight operators.

29. Supporters of the death penalty argue that it would deter criminals from carrying guns.

30. It is time to go beyond the shibboleth that conventional forces cannot deter.

1. These measures are designed to deter an enemy attack.

2. Her words of warning would hardly deter him.

3. Supporters of the death penalty argue that it would deter criminals from carrying guns.

4. The alarm is usually sufficient to deter a would-be thief.

5. Don't let failure deter you.

6. The windows are covered with grilles to deter vandals.

7. Dogs can deter unwelcome intruders.

31. This can deter your reference from answering. 4.

32. The new alarm system should deter car thieves.

33. In wet weather hand them inside to deter mould.

34. Nothing shall deter him from killing the White Whale.

35. This could help deter the casual visitor.

36. If this fails to deter the enemy, the possum promptly drops dead.

37. But he did not let such hardship deter him from his dreams.

38. Both victims' estates have filed claims for punitive damages, which are designed to punish the killer and deter future slayings.

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39. Indeed, even colossal traffic jams, for all their cost in wasted time, have failed to deter motorists.

40. His attachment to classical principle was not so great as to deter him from practical innovation.

41. A second lesson is that the heavy sentence handed down on Wacker will not deter the trade.

42. Finally, do not let the following calculations and precise measurements deter you.

43. One slapping movement with the open palm, aimed at an opponent's nose, is enough to deter most adversaries.

44. Squatters had dragged piles of old appliances and furniture in front of them and overturned a car to deter police.

45. How far does the knowledge that the state will tax away high salaries deter people from entering high-earning and demanding jobs?

46. The net result is to deter part-time employment among unemployed people and to increase women's economic reliance on their partners.

47. But this hardly seems sufficient, as an armoured defence(), to deter any but the most casual of killers.

48. Millions of extra shares will flood the market, but this shouldn't deter investors.

49. Thus a spiral has developed where falling prices deter purchasers, which further depresses prices.

50. After all, how can it deter when few are noticing?

51. Attempts to toughen the system by introducing a compulsory voucher system have done little to deter people.

52. This will further complicate the task of the police and further deter victims from reporting.

53. If it succeeds, it may deter at least some outrages in a future war.

54. Unfortunately, the device proved inadequate to deter the thieves who attacked our vehicle.

55. He said yesterday that its high cost and strong earnings would deter predators.

56. The smaller rises from the largest two mortgage lenders will deter other societies from following the Yorkshire's move.

57. A strip across the eyes of a photograph of a rape survivor and her boyfriend is unlikely to deter speculation.

58. Threats of jail sentences and hefty fines aim to deter.

59. It didn't deter the 3,000-odd who fought their way in.

60. Putting young offenders into a prison or other custodial establishment does not deter them from offending.

61. The buzzard was heading for the updraft above the Edge, and nothing was going to deter it.

62. This did not deter him, as, between 1980 and 1984, he completed over 400 pages of manuscript.

63. It does not deter firms from supplying on credit, and there is always insurance cover to fall back on.

64. The shorts were dyed pink to deter their theft by jail inmates.

65. Field experiments have proved that this startle display does indeed deter attacks from small birds.

66. This did not deter the crowds and demonstrators getting through the police lines but not without casualties.

67. An immense pile of out-of-date articles will possibly obscure the purpose in view and deter the student from learning.

68. The absence of a low folate value should not deter the physician from obtaining a duodenal biopsy specimen.

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69. There were warning signs now to deter people from going farther.

70. This is unlikely to deter parents wishing to start a family at a more mature age than usual.

71. But Giap taught them to move during rainstorms to deter pursuit, or wade through streams to cover their tracks.

72. Higher taxes and political uncertainty would deter investment and destroy jobs.

73. I prepared the soil with humus, watered the plants and sprayed with a garlic solution to deter bugs.

74. The gunfire that rattled from the house was not designed to deter.

75. This will not only protect the notice face from the weather but also deter the vandal.

76. Surround carrot patch with a 15-18in high polythene fence to deter root fly.

77. She brushes her teeth with fluoride, but spits to deter the Evil Eye.

78. As he walks, he passes a gibbet where the corpses of three crows are hung to deter their fellows.

79. Neither Royal Liver nor any of the other friendly societies has taken any action so far to deter carpetbaggers.

80. The main aim of cruise missiles is to deter an attack.

81. To deter them, the Dinamo side linked arms with their opponents as they left the pitch.

82. This did not deter this student from persisting with different approaches to overcome difficulties.

83. But your job is not to deter people from having meetings, merely to ensure that the necessary ones are fully productive.

84. Planning may also deter purchasers from undertaking opportunistic acquisitions for short term motives without regard to long term strategic aims.

85. And more decisively, they imposed a withholding tax to deter foreign residents from buying domestic deutschmark bonds.

86. Using a combination of alcohol and dry ice, the firm has pioneered a safe and effective system to deter thieves.

87. They could put the road-closure down to a burst water-main - enough to deter the local small-town reporters.

88. It didn't deter many of Hollywood's young stars in those days of silent movies from using drugs.

89. The unpleasant taste the drug produces is used to deter alcoholics from drinking.

90. Such problems would inconvenience existing passengers and may deter potential users.

91. I very much hope that in the future that will deter similar attacks which are a blot on our country.

92. And the added bulk helped deter customers from walking off with the product without paying.

93. We all know that, however much we may try to deter it, death is the only certainty.

94. Special marks on the paper are intended to deter forgery.

95. The snobberies of the members and officers of the club intimidate but fail to deter Anton.

96. These include a patented fumigation system, electronic fly killers and sonic systems which deter bird flocks from roosting on particular buildings.

97. It has also been suggested that the possible imposition of obligations upon signature may deter States from taking that step.

98. Every time we deter one person from becoming a criminal, we will save the taxpayers thousands of dollars.

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99. Set too low, it would do little to deter speculation in the event of a crisis.

100. Failure did not deter us from trying it again.

101. Do not let failure deter you.

102. Nothing could deter her from continuing the struggle.

103. This is likely to deter stringent environmental regulations.

104. These difficulties, these differences, should not deter us.

105. During the Iraq War, American forces shelled Baghdad to deter the Republican Guard from retreating into the city.

106. Some allow anonymous posting; othersrequire a sign-up with a valid email address in order to deter bad behavior.

107. [Albania, Croatia and Macedonia] occupy critical geostrategic locations and are best situated to deter any efforts by any party to destabilize the Balkans through violence.

108. Capital punishment is claimed to deter wrongdoing even better than lifelong confinement.

109. As long as he doesn't bring his hockey stick onto the pitch to deter overeager forwards, he should continue to take the stoppers art to new levels.

110. The use of dynamic truck scale weighing can effectively deter acts of overweight vehicles, using the car value of the monitoring results can effectively evaluate the safe state of highway and bridges.

111. But even if he was a deadbeat dad and a bit of a nut, Duffy had a dream as big as the Pacific Ocean and little could deter him.

112. Any adjustment to the leviable rate shall be deter mined by the State Council.

113. The design should incorporate features to deter vehicle trespass on pedestrian areas.

114. Also, as a woman, having a bunch of men knowing you're a clinical nympho probably doesn't help deter unwanted sexual advances.

115. My Marlboros are adorned with a legally mandated photographic deterrent, a guy blowing smoke in a baby's face, but it doesn't deter Htan Dah.

116. After cleaning there is no residue on the metal surface. INTECH DETER S640 is a good alternative quality replacing products made of CFC or HCFC.

117. Run it invisibly, so you can catch, asas deter , problem coworkers, visitors, family members, or managers.

118. The higher the cross-link degree, the tighter the mesh structure, and vise versa. Mesh size deter mines the molecular range at which the isolated material could enter into the internal gel freely.

119. That attainment of these objectives required abandonment of the traditional posture did not deter Roosevelt.

120. The Cyber Command's mission is to deter and protect against cyberspace attacks on military computer systems and networks.

121. Rain doesn't deter a walker from strolling the Tidal Basin in Washington, D. C. , during the short blooming life of ornamental cherry trees.

122. Pro-choice groups fear that Dr Tiller's murder will deter doctors from providing abortions and women from seeking them.

123. The disgorgement damage for breach of contract does deter the opportunistic behaviors, and serves as a useful supplement of damages for interest in expectancy.

124. Better control network: tight monetary policy can deter market fluctuate?

125. Ships carrying non-flammable materials can be surrounded by a non-lethal 9, 000-volt electric device to deter pirates from climbing over the rails.

126. Coast Guard guidance recommends nonlethal defensive tactics: frequently changing course, traveling as fast as possible, and using nets, wires and hoses to deter pirates attempting to board.

127. "We will not let the terrorists deter us, " said Rabbi Avraham Berkowitz, who is in charge of rebuilding Chabad House, a Jewish centre where six people were killed.

128. In the garden plant perennials such as bee balm, catmint[Sentence dictionary], rosemary and other "strong-smelling" herbs thought to deter ants and other pests.

129. There is clearly an issue with the boundary to the right and the group of trees planted outside the natural tree line were obviously designed to deter the golfers from flying right from the tee.

130. There was at any rate no anger there to deter him.

131. Some three decades ago, James Tobin, the economist, first proposed introducing a tax on financial transactions to deter short-term currency speculation.

132. To deter the criminals effectively, keep the possible armed robbery out. Protect at the utmost personal safety of customers and employees, enhance enormously the security sense of the customers.

133. India has complained that previous American aid given to fight domestic terrorism was misused by the Pakistani military and spent on weapons and equipment to deter India.

134. And unfamiliarity with a new electoral system may also deter voters.

135. They are best seen as investment funds that also deter attacks by forex speculators.

136. Unfortunately both for Israelis and Lebanese, the strategy did not deter Hizbollah's missiles.

137. A unique identifier embedded in a file to deter piracy and prove file ownership and quality.

138. Like Britain, Japan has a military posture with a strong maritime balance, one in which naval forces provide the operational flexibility to deter, defend and intervene in the region and beyond.

139. Then the paper shows that the substitution effect of price variance can't be deter...

140. Such policies would also deter and, it is hoped, reverse the transfer of domestic savings abroad.

141. They argue that a monopolist could deter potential competitors by bundling disparate products.

142. How are we supposed to deter Osama bin Laden when we can't find him?

143. A:That works, but planting things like spearmint, southernwood, and tansy could both beautify your yard and deter your invaders.

144. Harsher jail conditions do nothing to deter prisoners from reoffending . If anything they encourage recidivism.

145. If you are a person with determination, I believe that nothing can deter you.

146. He refused to allow squeamishness to deter him from his duty.

147. The Marines closest to me thought that I had been killed instantly, but that did not deter Corpsman George Grant.

148. The belief that a city will be expensive and chock-a-block with sports fans can deter visitors.

149. There is no more certain way to deter employment than to harass and penalize employers.

150. The dangers lie in both bioterrorism and in government-backed programs, and robust international mechanisms are required to deter the development, production, transfer, and use of these weapons.

151. Suchexperiences interrupt, deter, or prevent the normal progress toward autonomy and self - actualization.

152. Several earlier polls, including a CNN and an AP-Ipsos poll showed Americans split nearly evenly over whether to build a fence along the Mexican border to deter illegal immigration.

153. Iran's Fars news agency reports that a senior Iranian nuclear official has declared that Tehran will join the "world nuclear club" within a month to deter possible attacks on the country.

154. But more work is needed to deter mine the proper dosage of bentazon and evaluate the environmental impacts of increased use of the pesticides.

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155. All the doors have been bricked up to deter vandals.

156. Arquilla calls his plan "a nonlethal way to deter lethal conflict.

157. Chicago's PSN includes tough gun policing, federal prosecutions and—most important, or so researchers found—meetings with former felons to deter them from returning to crime.

158. Such security or equivalent assurance shall not unreasonably deter recourse to these procedures.

159. If controller is linked with alarm output and network fire control expansion board, it can also drive alarm annunciator calling to deter crime and warn the security guard.

160. The objective of treble damages in US antitrust law is to provide an incentive for victims and deter antitrust violation.