Sentence examples for has never prevented from inspiring English sources

But "incompetence has never prevented me from plunging in with enthusiasm," he added.

But Afghan intransigence has never prevented outsiders seeking to impose their own concept of order.

Romanian also lacks an exact word for "dating", but this has never prevented Romanians from doing so.

A book has never prevented a bomb from falling on innocent civilians in the midst of war.

Soiled clothing has never prevented pretty girls from landing Mr. Dreamboat, and in some cases it may have helped.

While this romantic tit for tat may have its own kind of poetic justice, rationality has never prevented the torture of jealousy from taking over like a virus.

These impressive morphological changes have never prevented regular flushing of the lagoon, eventhough the spit came as close as 300 m from the coast during the 18th century.

"We should not be upset about it," the president said, contending that the government had never prevented people from leaving.

I would have never prevented her from obtaining the very information she needed to find her sense of self.

The intelligence officials also played down the significance of the guidelines, saying that they had never prevented the C.I.A. from recruiting any informers and that senior officials had never rejected requests from the field to recruit informers with questionable backgrounds.

"We have never prevented apple or anybody else from buying from competitive chipmakers".