Sentence examples similar to has precluded from from inspiring English sources

Lawrence felt that her appearance marked a transition in viewership opinions on the show, and opined that the series had precluded from its original concept.

Generally, the narrative of personal responsibility has precluded courts from allocating a share of responsibility to product suppliers.

That has precluded Pyongyang from testing its Taepo Dong-2, a two-stage missile that Washington fears might eventually be developed as an intercontinental missile.

McIlroy's continent-hopping schedule has precluded him from traveling to Merion, though his planned trip there next week could happen sooner than scheduled.

Mr. Cuomo's aides said the criticism of his own ads reflected his frustration at the campaign's attempts to soften his aggressive image, a strategy that has precluded him from taking on Mr. McCall more forcefully.

Hop production and breeding requires large plot sizes for individual genotypes and this fact alone has precluded breeders from observing large numbers of individuals or offspring for selection purposes.

However, the lengthy generation times of plant taxa relative to the short duration of most experiments has precluded studies from assessing the impact of fragmentation at both local and regional scales.

Turkey's customs union agreement with the EU has precluded it from negotiating a free trade agreement with the United States since they must have the same outward facing tariff.

Greenberg's "superlawyer" David Boies explained his client wasn't quite ready for action: apparently the large number of transactions to be examined has "precluded Mr. Greenberg from adequately preparing this testimony at this time".

In no way do I think my singleness has precluded me from intimacy.

While a lack of data has precluded researchers from quantifying exactly how violence translates into economic losses, experts agree that there is an undeniable connection.