Sentence examples for could be stopped from from inspiring English sources

IN 1927, Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. declared it "better for all the world" if the "manifestly unfit" could be stopped from reproducing.

"Then they can resume thereafter, because there is nowhere in the world where robbers and robberies could be stopped from their work".

If only, one is tempted to conclude, all these currencies could be stopped from moving particularly Japan's yen then Asia's economies would have a chance to sort themselves out.Such a conclusion is tempting, but would also be misleading.

Customers could be stopped from using debit cards to load up their betting accounts, or face limits on how often they could use their card or how much they could withdraw to gamble, the report said.

A Black Country company ordered to reduce a pile of rubbish could be stopped from operating.

If repeat offenders are apprehended early, 59percentt of future sexual assaults could be stopped from ever occurring.

Eight hours after the first CPR the catecholamine dosage could be stopped, and the patient emerged from anaesthesia without showing neurological deficiencies.

Moreover, patient recruitment in the study could be stopped shortly after 20 months from the recruitment of the first patient, which saved much time since the recruitment were initially planned about a five year period.

Although an invading force from Albania could be stopped by a relatively small number of troops positioned in the high Pindus mountains, the northeastern part of the country was difficult to defend against an attack from the north.

Although some call them reasons, you could be stopping yourself from finding Mr. Right by using excuses.

Today I want to talk about one thing that could be stopping you from achieving success: Dragons!