Sentence examples for has actually prevented from inspiring English sources
By doing such a good job of stopping fires happening, man has actually prevented nature from cleaning up the underbrush and dead timber.
And ironically, Romney's fumbling has actually prevented him from taking full advantage of the genuine disaster that has been this Administration's handling of Benghazi, both before and after the attack.
"Skid Row has actually prevented downtown from becoming too mainstream too quickly," says Yen. "If there wasn't a Skid Row, you would already see all the big chain stores.
The conservative multi-billionaire has actually prevented the Australian government from introducing fees for Australians visiting doctors, and forced the government into a backflip over abolishing Australia's Climate Change Authority.
"We have actually prevented airplanes from going down, buildings from being blown up, and people from being assassinated because we've been able to learn ahead of time of the plans," Mr Kerry told a conference in London via video link.
But equally important was the way Obama evaded a question about whether the metadata program had actually prevented terrorist plots.
The laws that were enacted have actually prevented families from caring for their loved ones even if they were able to help with financial support for their treatment.
But as Michael Rose at TUAW, an Apple news site, noted on Tuesday, it's not clear that enabling that security measure would have actually prevented hackers from accessing the celebs' photos.
By going down the "rule of law" path set out by House Republicans, we have seen a huge increase in the undocumented population, the number of employers hiring undocumented workers, and we have actually prevented people from being able to comply with the rule of law.
