Sentence examples for generally preventing from inspiring English sources

In addition to parasite prevention and control, vector control, or more generally, preventing infection is an important part of disease control, especially for highly susceptible species, such as horses and dogs.

And we're now to the point where stonewalling, obfuscating, spinning, parsing, and generally preventing the flow of truthful information are accepted and acknowledged parts of the job description (standard disclaimer about these things also being endemic to politics itself notwithstanding).

The Germans, the French, the Italians, the Spanish, the Sane, on finding themselves outnumbered by the English at a holiday resort, rise much earlier in the morning because they have gone to bed so much earlier in order to avoid watching and listening to the English, once again generally preventing anyone else having a good time.

Wind shear from westerlies increases substantially through November, generally preventing cyclone formation.

Surely on History TV they had heard of "contraception," a method for having intercourse but generally preventing pregnancy?

But Army regulations generally prevent officers from interviewing their superiors.

Decency and convention generally prevent us from addressing these miseries outright.

It's now known that prompt treatment with a penicillin can generally prevent the later manifestations.

Because blacks in the South were generally prevented from voting, Gallup assigned no "Negro quota" in those states.

American courts are generally prevented from delving into metaphysics by the First-Amendment ban on an established church.

For countries other than the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Ireland, Google has a trademark complaint system, so holders can generally prevent their brands from being purchased as keywords by others.