用“deter”造句大全，deter造句

It's this edge that gives newclear weapons their power to deter.

Odor also can't deter lovers of 'The Third Man' from following Orson Welles's footsteps down a spiral brick staircase.

Turkey will use these helicopters to strengthen its homeland defense, deter regional threats, and improve humanitarian and disaster mobilization and response.

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

Generally Hendra virus outbreaks in horses occur one to two weeks before illness in humans; detected outbreaks in horses could trigger prevention measures to deter associated outbreaks in humans.

Should this deter you?

That would do nothing to deter outfits like the Zetas.

The fact that we have the big bombs will deter our enemies from attacking us

Such limitations may be intended to deter piracy, but they also could render cloud services unappealing to the typical consumer.

At the same time, he says, strict residency rules that deny migrant workers the social benefits that city dwellers enjoy also deter many from leaving home.

Many birds have an instinct to protect their young when approached by a predator, but they will eventually give up if the predator is too strong or dangerous to deter.

Unresolved border disputes also deter cooperation.

No difficulty can deter us from trying it again.

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

This inhuman act should not and will not deter us from our calling to represent our constituents and to fulfill our oaths of office.

Can anything deter Iran from its nuclear ambitions?

A cloudy sky may deter a man from undertaking a journey.

The purpose of jail is to signal society's disapproval and console victims as well as to rehabilitate and deter; and, on moral grounds, Mr Megrahi should have died in one.

In all likelihood, you will have to decide-bomb or deter-quite soon.

This is the model that the SFO hopes will prevail as it cracks down on corporate bribery: confession, co-operation and penalties set high enough to punish and deter but not so high as to cripple.

For decades, parents have been told they can deter adolescent misbehavior by monitoring and setting firm limits on their children's activities and friendships.

Fees, they allege, deter potential students, especially from poor families.

So instead they are relying more on scapegoating prominent wrongdoers in the hope that this will deter others.