Sentence examples for difficulties in preventing from inspiring English sources

This lack of information may isolate MSD prevention, leading to difficulties in preventing these disorders at an organizational level.

If concurrent blood lead remains important until school age for optimum cognitive development, and if 6- and 7-year-olds are as or more sensitive than 2-year-olds, then the difficulties in preventing lead exposure are magnified, but the potential benefit of prevention is greater.

New Jersey's two candidates for United States Senate clashed tonight on issues ranging from the environment and Social Security to prescription drugs and whom was to blame for the C.I.A.'s difficulties in preventing terrorist attacks.

The researchers add that there are "practical difficulties" in preventing smoking in the home which require the goodwill of those who live there as well as education about the dangers to children.

Acknowledging the legal difficulties in preventing British citizens returning to the UK, admitting that it might render them stateless, the prime minister said new measures were still needed to prevent British jihadis returning.

Meanwhile, writing in the Sunday Times, 54 people - including Conservative donors and two former ministers Lord Lamont and Lord Flight - said they were "extremely concerned" about Britain's "difficulties" in preventing the introduction of new EU financial measures.

Robert A. Pape ("Our Iraq Policy Is Not Working," Op-Ed, Feb. 24) writes that in the face of difficulty in preventing Iraq from acquiring weapons of mass destruction, "we must concentrate on keeping the coalition together".

While the difficulty in preventing attacks by such "lone wolf" killers is widely acknowledged, Mr. Merah, who had traveled to both Pakistan and Afghanistan, was in fact well known to the French police and intelligence services.

One reason is possibly the difficulty in preventing aggregation and coarsening [caused by Ostwald Ripening (OR) and Oriented Attachment (OA) process and the concurrent phase transformation] of the NPs [8, 14].

The other French soldiers felt insulted and their general had great difficulty in preventing them from opening fire and taking the stronghold by force.

In fact, part of the difficulty in preventing relapse is the intense memory of the drug "high".