deter somebody from something
deter somebody from doing something

Such a thing in nine cases out of ten would be almost sure to deter a thinking man from coming.

It's enough to deter you from world travel for quite some time.

More to the point, what would it take to deter them from future attempts?

But he said the blast would not deter him from his political plans.

"But they can't be allowed to deter us from our main purpose."

Thought of an unpleasant future did not deter Paul from his next action.

"Whatever decision is made, it would not deter me from my mission," he said.

"But are we then to be deterred from a new trial?"

She was clearly annoyed, but that wasn't going to deter her from following business.

The example of history should deter you from such a decision.