Sentence examples for impossible to preclude the from inspiring English sources
In this scheme it is still impossible to preclude the possibility that some third, time-varying variable Z is causing both the changes in X and Y.
But the game has raised fears among top American planners that it may be impossible to preclude American involvement in any escalating confrontation with Iran, the officials said.
Shariatmadari seemed to preclude the possibility of a military assault by American forces.
But there is nothing to preclude the home secretary from doing so.
This had a kind of elegance that seemed to preclude the more brutish ambitions of Everest.
Congress -- specifically, one angry Maryland House Republican -- is moving to preclude the city government from doing so.
That would seem to preclude watching the brain as the animal does anything of much interest.
This cumbersome, time-consuming, and often impossible activity precludes the widespread use of animation in simulation analyses.
To guess, based on the past, is to preclude discerning change in the future.
Some (especially, Valentyne 1987 and 1989) argue that plausible principles of deontic logic may well render obligation dilemmas impossible; but they do not preclude the possibility of prohibition dilemmas.
