Sentence examples for be prevented because it from inspiring English sources

The appetite for revenge was great, but he said, "I think it can be prevented, because it comes from a sense of helplessness that makes people seek satisfaction by inflicting pain back on their tormentors.

If lenders were given direct notice of violations, then further deterioration could be prevented, because it would be harder to ignore the owner's failure to keep the property in good condition as required by the mortgage.

Furthermore, this unusual fracture can be prevented because it is preceded by a warning sign -- bone changes that cause pain or discomfort in the thigh or groin that persists for weeks or months.

The same applies to pornography; it should be prevented because it is incompatible with democratic citizenship to portray women as submissive sexual objects, who are often violently mistreated.

Therefore nucleolin is synthesized in the presence of tunicamycin but its translocation to the cell surface is prevented because it is not glycosylated.

Several emergency services experts agreed yesterday with Mr. Menchini, saying that New York 911 system compared favorably with those in other large cities and that an error like the one made by Verizon could not necessarily have been prevented because it was not a flaw in the 911 system itself.

These beliefs were shown in some studies to have an important impact on prevention: Malaria cannot be prevented because we were all born with it and it grows in us once a while, it manifests itself by giving us fever.

We know that obesity can be prevented, because most of history prevented it.

"But because it was prevented, because the bomb didn't go off, it didn't set off the alarms like it should have".

She reputedly wanted to perform her own stunts, but was prevented because director Spottiswoode ruled it too dangerous and prohibited by insurance restrictions.

The pipeline expansion was deemed suitable last year after extensive review by the State Department, but it was prevented because of concerns in Nebraska -- including those pressed by Gov. Dave Heineman, a Republican -- over the proposed route.