Sentences with phrase «of deterrent»

I'm hoping to find some kind of a deterrent system before I put the veggies in the ground.

Walking into a coffee shop with a whole lot of people who won't remember your face a few minutes later is less of a deterrent» than meeting in a professional setting.

«But it might not be as much of a deterrent to someone who's intent on committing a crime.

The point of this policy is more of a deterrent to lazy agents then a cash grab.

I don't know whether that's enough of a deterrent for some salespeople, but it is surely a sore reminder to them to avoid any further wrongdoings.

as in «everyone / everybody knows», and in my mind nobody that is more of a deterrent to success.

But is the software experience enough of a deterrent?

So cryptocurrency's high transaction fees are less of a deterrent for users with few options.

Considering speed is the whole point of using QR codes in the first place, having to go out of your way to download a scanning app is enough of a deterrent to ignore them altogether.

«However as much as more police presence on the roads will act as something of a deterrent, there simply are not enough police officers to be able to crack down on a problem of this magnitude.

Buying travel insurance is just the matter of a few clicks so there isn't much of a deterrent to purchase it, unlike the agent - based model where it was more time consuming and cumbersome.

It may be a sign current laws aren't enough of a deterrent, he said.

«While physical surveillance such as uniformed Security Officers can be one of the best examples of deterrent that can be considered for any property, by no means is it the only option available to property management.

However, Jeff Zindani, managing director of Forum Law, argues that the fine range is unlikely to have much of a deterrent effect on companies but «demonstrates yet again the weakness of this legislation».

More importantly, this tort provided the promise of a deterrent against such untoward conduct.

To pretend that the case was not proven in terms of their deterrent effect is nitpicking taken to extraordinary lengths.

The Court seems to require random testing to be supported by evidence of significant numbers of incidents involving alcohol (or drugs) and particularized evidence of the deterrent effect of the random testing policy balanced against the serious implications on the workers» rights to privacy (CEP at paras 45 - 51).

The Court also took note of the fact that the Defendant's formal offer was almost double that of the actual Court award, leading the Court to conclude that the Plaintiff should not be awarded costs throughout, including trial, as this would defeat the purpose of the deterrent function of the costs rule.

Fees of this nature could create enough of a deterrent that small entrepreneurial companies fail to reach out far and wide for new talent that can drive their business in new directions.

The employer could threaten to withhold a reference or even include mention of the act within any reference given but in many cases, this is unlikely to act as much of a deterrent.

In July, after five tons of tusks were burned in the Philippines, Jaymi Heimbuch and I discussed alternatives to this method of deterrent on Twitter:

It is what kind of deterrent will it take for corporations like Exxon to take responsibility?

«If we had never created the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the private market would be charging much higher premiums and it would be much more of a deterrent for people living in these places,» says Eileen Fretz, director of flood management at the non-profit, American Rivers.

A few broken games isn't much of deterrent.

If your cat is a serious scratcher, you can use one of these deterrent materials to redirect your cat to a dedicated scratching area.

These are more of a deterrent.

You want him to learn the connection between the taste and the odor of the deterrent so that he'll avoid chewing objects that smell like it.

Ideally, he will have learned the connection between the taste and the odor of the deterrent, and he'll be more likely to avoid chewing items that smell like it.

This is great if you have a small dog but if you have a medium, large or extra large breed dog, 30» isn't going to be much of a deterrent.

That shouldn't be too much of a deterrent for most authors.

A removable face plate can be somewhat of a deterrent.

If you look at the distance some of these students have to travel to reach proficiency, the requirement for them to get there in just one year is more of a deterrent to effort than an inspiration.

It's a moral equivalency confirmed by the coming conflagration, as neither side seems to see a square full of old men, women, and children as much of a deterrent to staging a massive gunfight.

Thai peanut sauces used to be enough of a deterrent that I would just not make a meal because I'd have to make that part from scratch.

As other plants detect the chemicals, they crowdsource a solution: producing mass amounts of deterrent chemical compounds, just in case the pests come calling.

But when the venom was removed by soaking the pedicellariae in alcohol, there was much less of a deterrent effect (The American Naturalist, doi.org/b5ps).

Spiny lobsters» armoured shells and antennae are usually enough of deterrent for most of their enemies.

We are using a different kind of deterrent — trying to stop birds from hearing one another by playing a noise that is at the same pitch as the alarm calls or predator noises they are listening out for,» said Professor Swaddle, who is also Professor of Biology at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg in the US.

And with Scottish independence looking more achievable than ever — with all its implications for the UK's submarine base in Faslane — the very future of the deterrent could even be in doubt.

The whole purpose of the deterrent, of course, is it is trying to deter a potential enemy.»

Dr Liam Fox would not set out the exact nature of the deterrent, however, avoiding direct questioning on the number of submarines that would be associated with the deterrent.

The third view that has held back reform is the one that says that prisons are too soft — that they're a holiday camp, and we should make them harsher to provide more of a deterrent.

The previous $ 10,000 civil penalty «wasn't enough of a deterrent,» Morinello said.

In an interview with the Guardian at the Tolpuddle festival in Dorset, the party leader added that he would like Labour to switch to supporting unilateralism ahead of the motion that will likely cause MPs to split three ways on the future of the deterrent.

But the Trump administration just announced that it is not implementing those sanctions, because they claim the law itself is enough of a deterrent without actually sanctioning anyone.

«You'd think that an orange jumpsuit would be more of a deterrent than losing your pension, but that turns out not be the case,» said Horner.

The UK maintains a sub-strategic «tactical» nuclear capability: «battlefield» nuclear weapons that are not part of a deterrent strategy.

That is the day - to - day operation of the deterrent, but it does not reflect the generational operation.

So far, that has been enough of a deterrent for her.

Remember though that these locks are more of a deterrent.