Sentence examples for issues precluding from inspiring English sources

Bopara pulled out of the Tests against South Africa mid-series for personal reasons, but struggled with the bat in the one-day series on his return to England action, and Miller confirmed that there were still some personal issues precluding his selection.

"Her reasoning was that there was fact issues precluding throwing the case out right now," Babcock said.

This approach enabled us to base analyses on a very large dataset notwithstanding confidentiality issues precluding comprehensive linkage directly at individual level.

There are a few major issues precluding use of monoclonal antibodies for preventive and curative passive immunization of the animals against infectious diseases: (i) the costs of antibody production and (ii) the costs of treatment.

Although sampling and design issues preclude wide generalization, we found that our environmentally conscious respondents reduced their required discount to switch to dynamic tariffs around 10% in response to higher awareness of environmental and system benefits.

To say that the legislature of Texas must give to farmers complete immunity or none at all, is to say that judgment on these vexing issues precludes the view that, while the dangers from combinations of farmers and stockmen are so tenuous that civil remedies suffice to secure deterrence, they are substantial enough not to warrant entire disregard.

Computational issues precluded fitting the MNB-Pois model.

According to a YouTube spokesperson, Disney did sign the YouTube Red agreement, but ESPN's rights and legal issues preclude being part of YouTube Red at launch.

We did not find altered specific-to-nonspecific [123I]FP-CIT binding ratios in patients treated for a large sellar tumor giving rise to visual field defects, although a number of methodological issues preclude a definitive conclusion.

However, several methodological issues preclude causal conclusions from the existing evidence, leaving two main questions: first, which abilities are influenced (if any); and, second, whether music or bilingualism uniquely produce benefits.

But Comeaux felt that none of these issues precluded her son from achieving in an academically rigorous environment.