□ □
[□] □
□ □ □
This may scare off potential private investors . Lenders say stiff penalties for violations of the new law may scare off institutions . Our guide advised us not to use our headlamps until we found a turtle , since the lights might scare them away . The manufacturers are concerned that the implementation of the protections and penalties contained in this bill will scare manufacturers to the point of stifling innovation . This knee injury should scare all his owners with a 2nd opinion on the way . if it takes you 5 headlines or 10 replies to arrive at a real or non vulgar post this may scare away most serious netizens.For example today 's headlines of blog contributions : Moslems will fight ANYONE!Rappelz : Hot Gift iPod in Every DayAll About FFXI It would be advisable to introduce a certain behavioural standards similar to other blogs as well as a SPAM filter . He 'll scare a few kids lacking the experience to appreciate his mendacity but he also reinforces the idea among independents that he 'll say anything or do anything to get elected . This kind of legislation should scare the heck out of all of us irregardless of what side of the fence we're on . They fear that changes in their appearance may scare the child or get in the way of their staying close . Rising crime will scare away families and young urbanites . The National Kidney Foundation , which fears this persistent myth will scare off donors , has asked victims of organ theft to step forward . Some of the reforms contained in Sarbanes-Oxley will scare auditors away from reviewing corporate books and giving honest advice , make it more difficult for companies to attract good directors , and otherwise completely discourage risk-taking by company leaders . That might scare the middle out of their slumber . I don ’ t care if you are left or right that should scare the hell out of you .