Sentence examples for long prevented from inspiring English sources

Japanese fishing villages have long prevented overfishing in local waters by using versions of harbor gangs.

That has long prevented any workable alliance with the other main opposition group, the Chinese-led Democratic Action Party. Chinese-led Democratic Action Party

An obstacle of America's own making has long prevented comprehensive negotiations over weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East.

The notorious difficulty of elucidating structures of membrane transporters by crystallography has long prevented our understanding of active transport mechanism coupled with ion/proton transport.

In what was Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic and Slovakia), strong ties with German culture long prevented the development of native art songs.

He said existing laws had long prevented university students from being actively involved in a "significant aspect of the democratic process".

As with some of the other stories, the fact that "Invisible" is only about 260 words long prevents the reader from carping about the somewhat abrupt ending.

The legacy of that wrong in the form of discrimination, Lincoln feared, would long prevent them "from being placed on an equality with the white race".

Obstacles may retard, but they cannot long prevent the progress of a movement sanctioned by its justice and sustained by a virtuous people.

The dam, which is 345 feet high and 3600 feet long, prevents salmon migration above this point.

They found the strength to face something that had been holding them back for too long, preventing them from being who they are meant to be.