Sentence examples for essentially prevent from inspiring English sources

Separate bills are before both houses that would essentially prevent the E.P.A. from issuing any greenhouse gas regulations.

The postseason ban and the scholarship restrictions essentially prevent the program from fielding a team that can be competitive in the Big Ten.

"Because of the JPMorgan Chase situation, we are again hearing from some of our colleagues," he said, adding that they are pushing to "essentially prevent a business from losing money" or taking risks.

In writing about the Higgs, which in accepted theory is responsible for imbuing matter with mass, Dennis Overbye details new theories postulating that the actual event of the first Higgs will essentially prevent us from being able to reproduce it, or that the almost recreated second Higgs somehow goes back just far enough to prevent itself — and cataclysm due to itself — from happening.

Non-planar structure and methyl group can essentially prevent M1 molecules from aggregation.

You essentially prevent yourself from wandering off in the wrong direction.

Now, House Republicans allow barely any amendments, essentially preventing another such filibuster.

Officials in Utah said a new licensing law essentially prevented them from cracking down on the company.

So the sparkling quality that helped make the place a tourist attraction essentially prevented its practical use.

The choice is a tricky one: to establish a career takes an enormous amount of work and time and essentially prevents you from having a stable, salaried job.

Throughout the campaign, the Kremlin, having essentially prevented any meaningful opposition, focused on getting enough people to the polls to allow the vote to be depicted as legitimate.