Sentence examples for largely prevent from inspiring English sources

The drugs, doctors say, largely prevent excruciating bone pain and fragile bones that break like kindling.

The rule would largely prevent banks from making bets with their own money, a practice known as proprietary trading.

Their new heritage status will largely prevent them from being destroyed by money-grubbing developers who might want to clear them away to build yet more "luxury" housing that local people can't afford.

Some virologists say that vaccination in China has helped largely prevent the transmission of H5N1 virus to people and has helped greatly reduce the number of birds that become infected.

Moreover, it will do all this without seriously straining the area's infrastructure, according to an environmental impact statement commissioned by Mr. Ratner: police, fire, bus and subway services and schools will absorb the new population mostly without "adverse impact," and tweaking the timing of stoplights will largely prevent traffic snarls.

"I think it will largely prevent the high-spending teams from competing in the free-agency market in a way that they have been able to in the past," Mr. Silver said, adding, "We feel ultimately it will give fans in every community hope that their team can compete for championships".

Unfortunately, the toxicity (hypercalcemia) of high levels of vitamin D largely prevents the use of pharmacological doses of 1,25(OH)2D3 for either the prevention or treatment of cancer.

That largely prevents people from reselling tickets anywhere except on Ticketmaster's own exchanges.

Britain's radar, moreover, largely prevented them from exploiting the element of surprise.

He expressed frustration that countries such as Britain and Australia have been able to pass legislation that largely prevents such tragedies.

The Himalayas, stretching from east to west, form a barrier that largely prevents the movement of fauna southward or northward.