Sentence examples for it will thwart from inspiring English sources

It's cool, but it will thwart only the laziest bad guys; it's easily fooled by a photo of you, or a blood relative.

The technology is all very promising, although we wouldn't be naive enough to think it will thwart all burglars.

Uhm...frugality aside, I think maybe Brown should rethink his whole "I will thwart the ambitions of the would-be first female President" approach to the campaign.

And we will thwart its destructive consequences.

The hospital argues that a lack of parking facilities will thwart its ability to hire capable people and serve patients.

It is almost certain that the Federal Communications Commission will thwart SBC Communications' efforts to enter the $80 billion long-distance telephone market early this year, according to people close to the commission.

"They are also worried that as the cable industry upgrades to digital, its ability to offer more services will thwart the growth of the satellite business," he said.

It's a real concern amongst fans of the show that the writers will thwart every single aspect of Walt's revenge and serve us up the most depressing outcome possible, just to prove a point.

To that end, a footnote in Apple's filing said that of the 1,793 ads its placed since it introduced expanded iPhone encryption by default in the fall of 2014, not one has said or suggested the phones will thwart police.

This will thwart Mr Vajpayee's peacemaking.

"But I'm confident that we will thwart the attempts".