Sentence examples for it cannot halt from inspiring English sources

Medical treatment of AD can improve symptoms, but it cannot halt or reverse its progression.

The country's "transitional federal government", headed by a warlord president, Abdullahi Yusuf, and a bookish prime minister, Nur Hussein, is powerless to stop its citizens raising the Jolly Roger, just as it cannot halt the resurgent jihadists, some with al-Qaeda connections, who have taken control of much of southern Somalia, including the port town of Kismayo.

Farther afield, it cannot halt 164,000 reported homicides in Mexico between 2007 and 2014, the most violent years of conflict between the state and drug cartels.

Meanwhile, government lenders, like the Japan Development Bank, are handing out cheap money to car makers, steel companies and supermarket chains, further easing fears about jobs.Yet no matter how much money the government dishes out, it cannot halt a sharp rise in unemployment, already at record levels.

Surveillance systems and antiviral treatments will help contain a disease, but they cannot halt it the way a vaccine could.

A common change that occurs when prostate cells turn cancerous is that they become extremely sensitive to testosterone so much so that late-stage prostate cancer is often referred to as being "castration-resistant", because even that drastic testosterone-reducing treatment cannot halt it.

If Mr Pincus cannot halt the slide, it will be game over for Zynga.

If Jordan, with this potential and reliance on western aid, cannot halt its democratic decline, what hope for the more authoritarian Arab states?

If Mr Mattrick cannot halt this worrying slide, it will eventually be game over for Zynga.

"However, Japan's efforts alone cannot halt climate change, even if it sets an ambitious reduction target". Several leaders of other nations -- both rich and poor -- tried to ratchet up the political pressure for more ambitious greenhouse gas reductions.

The task is not just to mobilize the left; it is to mobilize a majority of Americans around our central political argument - that Americans cannot halt the decline in their living standards without a strong democratic government that can overcome the power of corporate money.