He died too late for constructive change, too early to prevent chaos.
So we mowed the buckwheat early to prevent it from contributing its own seed to the weed seedbank.
*Making sure all the food and drinks arrive at the stadium early to prevent delivery trucks from having to negotiate slick roads.
Maybe last fall you saw way too many yellowjackets at the dumpster — but you can take steps early to prevent more of the same.
New evidence with a scientific basis for early intervention suggests that some patients may need to treat early to prevent the establishment of central sensitization.
For years, he had recommended to Bordeaux producers that they should not harvest grapes early to prevent rot but allow the grapes to ripen fully.
The second half was more of a relaxed affair as Chelsea took their foot of the gas, removing Costa from the fray early to prevent him from injury.
Individuals differ – but at whatever age your own brain starts to slow, it is vital to act early to prevent premature mental decline.
In short, the ESDI will not be able to do anything about Kosovo now, but hopes to build something which might be able to intervene early to prevent similar horrors in future.
Mark Bittman, first published in the New York Times in 10 March 1999 An Anglo-Indian breakfast dish, supposedly eaten early to prevent the fish going off in the hot Indian climate.
Every dirty trick is then mobilised, from starting ballots early to prevent opposition material reaching voters, to using housing officers - council employees - to canvass support on behalf of private companies.
