Meanings of major deterrent in English

Corruption is a major deterrent to private sector investment in the economy.

Graft is a major deterrent to private sector investment in the economy.

It's also a major deterrent from ordering anything of value online.

The insecurity has been a major deterrent to new investment.

Quarantines have been criticised as a major deterrent to travel.

But insecurity is a major deterrent to new investment.

The volatility is a major deterrent for battery producers.

One major deterrent to Elmonit Card Fraud is the MERLOGH Police (a branch of VegaPol).

Foreign-owned firms are spending more on safety but the drug war has yet to be a major deterrent to investment.

Despite this savings, the cost of solid oxide fuel cells is still too high, which is a major deterrent to their adoption.

Under the current system, companies cannot consult with Cade before announcing a deal, which bankers say is a major deterrent to mergers in Brazil.

Most of these studies have also demonstrated that the acute pain and irritation associated with capsaicin are major deterrents to widespread use.