Sentence examples similar to I would preclude from inspiring English sources

Apple TV I've already covered, and the recent specifications bump in the MacBook hardware feels like it would preclude any new releases.

That is, Clifford's Rule is problematic because following it would preclude access to restricted propositions and dependent propositions.

According to James, Clifford's Rule is problematic because, if followed, it would preclude access to restricted propositions and dependent propositions.

Meanwhile Mr Summers for example, in a rare appearance on a TV talk show last weekend is warning the Republicans that their proposed cuts "would threaten all that we've worked hard to do in terms of creating budget surpluses and I think would preclude our chance to do something about Social Security and Medicare".In this section Who's not for tax cuts?

"I think vanity would preclude us from doing a This Life 20 Years On," Davenport joked at the question and answer session after the preview screening.

(Note: I thought for sure those beliefs would preclude me from being seated on a jury, but they didn't care at all).

Friends of ours were married in the Dominican Republic in May, and I couldn't remember if this would preclude me from giving blood.

Fish originating from different egg sizes appear to utilize identical or very similar resources, which would preclude high density to select for rare phenotypes (i.e. frequency dependence).

But I can discern no legal principle in the majority opinion that would preclude the secretary from being pursued for primary violations of the securities laws.

I had talked his people out of making a public announcement that would preclude questions related to his ongoing court case.

For the life of me, I do not get this logic: Yes, you have the right to build your mosque, but common decency would preclude it.