Sentence examples for long to prevent from inspiring English sources
The German foreign office thus did not take alarm at the alliance Bismarck had struggled so long to prevent.
The prime minister of Pakistan, Yousaf Raza Gilani, said the border was too long to prevent people from crossing, "even if Pakistan puts its entire army along the border".
Mr Bush should tackle such issues ahead of his obsession with democratic reforms that will, in any event, take too long to prevent the dangerous consequences of economic failure.Richard ThomasAleppo, SyriaSIR – The flaw in America's vision for the Middle East is that it conflates democracy and liberalism, which do not have any natural relationship.
He appeared to criticise the authorities when he told flood victims in the Somerset Levels the "tragedy is that nothing happened for so long" to prevent flooding.
For rocks with fully developed fractures or pores, the grouting time should be controlled not too long to prevent the slurry leaking into roadways, while the grouting pressure and quantity should also be controlled.
Although the expiratory duration with inverse I E may be sufficient to generate some auto-PEEP, it would be too long to prevent fast time constant alveoli from emptying, which is typically <0.5 s in an adult patient [35 37].
Israeli officials have long lobbied to prevent Russia from selling the system to Iran.
Doing nothing, for four long years, to prevent unnecessary deaths is shameful and immoral.
Regulators would then keep the firm operating long enough to prevent a panic and slowly sell off its pieces.
Although the Panthers managed a fourth-quarter field goal, the Cowboys' offense held on to the ball long enough to prevent another comeback by Carolina.
But he also believes that by feigning cooperation he can convince the Europeans to delay American military action long enough to prevent it altogether.
