Sentence examples for because it has prevented from inspiring English sources

The dog he names Strike Two, probably because it has prevented strike three, the exit he so desperately craves.

Occupy Democracy also claims the Parliament Square fencing was erected in effect to block the group from growing because it has prevented people from holding and attending planned seminars and workshops which were to be sited alongside a planned temporary library, kitchen and toilets.

It saddens me the way a lone traveler is treated in Italy because it has prevented me from exploring my own Italian roots in Molise, and made me think twice about return trips to one of the most beautiful countries in the world.

Sir Stuart says: "It has been a huge strength to us, over the whole of our history, because it has prevented us from relying on fat margins as a way of surviving.

'I'm happy I didn't make it because it would have prevented Peter Jackson from making his magnificent trilogy which couldn't have been done without computers.

And Flexport has it all to itself, because schlep blindness has prevented everyone else in the startup world from even seeing it".

But Mr. Putin's opponents contend that he is popular only because he has prevented the airing of criticism of his policies.

Financial markets have so far been largely unconcerned by the prospect of a strong protest vote, partly because it has not prevented EU countries pursuing orthodox budget policies.

He regarded that as dangerous because it could have prevented the human rights court from considering cases brought against countries with questionable human rights records.

That proved to be a major hurdle in controlling the foot-and-mouth outbreak in the UK in 2001 because it would have prevented the export of livestock.

Just last week, the voters of Mississippi overwhelmingly rejected a proposed "personhood" amendment, in large part because it would have prevented women from being able to access birth control.