Sentence examples for has prevented work from inspiring English sources

Although police and army teams have reached the site, the threat of new tremors has prevented work to drain the lake and ease the pressure on the natural dam.

The organizer said that 38 days of rain during the summer had prevented work on the circuit from being completed.

Since his death, in 1966, Thompson has been consigned to the role of "flipped-out black junkie genius"; but the romance that developed around the tragedy of his life has prevented his work from being seen for what it is.

The occupation of the government compound has prevented civil servants working in the prime minister's office from coming to work since Tuesday and has shut down schools and offices in the area.

You may qualify if the disaster has caused you to lose your job or place to work, has prevented you from reaching your place of work, or has injured you in a way that prevents you from working.

This stalemate has prevented Moscow and Washington from working together on projects that could curtail proliferation.

The illness has prevented me from working 34.

Still, perhaps his work has prevented other innocent fathers from being killed.

The diversity and lack of real-world referents are probably what has prevented Mr. Price's work from being broadly appreciated sooner.

It has prevented them from ever working on matters they handled in the public sector when they leave it.

He never found out the name of the port or his employer; his injury has prevented him from seeking new work.