Sentence examples for first time to prevent from inspiring English sources

It waged war for the first time to prevent Milosevic doing his worst again in Kosovo.

In a concrete sign that Napster is at last succumbing in the face of huge legal obstacles, the company said today that it would begin this weekend, for the first time, to prevent users from exchanging some copyrighted songs online.

If you use sharpie, wash the shirt separately the first time to prevent ink stains on your other clothes.

The driver of the truck kept on his tail, ramming the Acura a second time "to prevent Jackon's escape," police said.

Only four in ten pregnant women go for regular check-ups during first three months, a critical time to prevent complications.

Having lived 40 years in the same ground-floor flat in Grand-Saconnex, she moved in late 2010 to a smaller but more central location, after having her flat burgled three times in a year (the third time, she arrived in time to prevent losing what was still left after the two previous unwanted visits).

Lead times of at least 6 months in producing a vaccine against a novel strain means that while vaccines may be unavailable in time to prevent the first wave of a pandemic [5], [6], effective public uptake of a vaccine may mitigate subsequent waves [7].

Senior detectives insisted they would not be distracted from what they believe is a race against time to prevent a second attack.

Hughton went out of his way to stress the importance of David Stockdale's penalty save in first-half stoppage-time to prevent Paul Caddis from giving Birmingham a 2-1 lead.

Recently, the stimulation of the sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG), using a wireless microstimulator able to deliver on demand electrical therapy, has been shown for the first time to be effective in aborting and preventing CH attacks [23].

During World War II, the United States for the first time attempted to prevent homosexual men and women from entering the military, and those who were discovered in the military were discharged in proceedings that often left them branded for life.