Sentence examples for because it prevents it from inspiring English sources

America wants to bin the ABM treaty because it prevents it building a defence against missiles.

Professionally, his unusual appearance is something of a handicap, because it prevents him from doing his own polling.

This is called trapped oil, because the rocks or sediment around it prevent it from escaping to the surface.

We like it because it prevents ambiguity.

But people buy it because it prevents wrinkles".

"Mothers say it's normal to do it, because it prevents the girl getting pregnant early and dropping out of school, or being raped," explains Elizabeth.

Proponents of the serial comma say that it is preferable because it prevents ambiguity, and I'll go along with that.

But it is possible that work-sharing would reduce employment rather than increase it, because it prevents employers from accomplishing their tasks at minimum cost, adding administrative and coordination expenses.

"It stinks because it prevents people from doing what other people are permitted to do, based on the color of the uniform of the cop that's pulling them over," said Jonna M. Spilbor, a Poughkeepsie-based lawyer who has fought about half a dozen traffic tickets using the equal protection argument.

Players hate the franchise designation because it prevents them from testing the open market.

"The main threat to the forests is logging, because it prevents burned habitat from being replaced.