Sentence examples for may prevent any from inspiring English sources

Cold, windy weather may prevent any world records.

But the government's extraordinary security measures may prevent any large gathering and make it difficult to assess the true depth of Ms. Bhutto's following.

The totals are not precisely equivalent, because more than one gun may be bought after a single check, or the check may prevent any purchase at all.

The bill could be revived later in the session, but legislators say growing tensions over racial matters may prevent any consensus.

Delinquent student loans may delay the processing of new requests or may prevent any future loan request by the student, advisor, or institution more generally.

"While the time-limited constraints of the Representation of the People Act may prevent any prosecution of past electoral malpractice by Mr Rahman, offences of bribery, corruption and conspiracy have no time limit for bringing charges.

But so much attention is focused on that question that we may be losing sight of an even greater danger: the possibility that powerful headwinds may prevent a strong recovery from any slowdown.

A hold is an informal measure by which any senator may prevent a vote without having to provide a specific reason or even identify who he or she is.

As well as this, there is strong evidence that cannabis impairs episodic memory (e.g. Curran et al., 2002) which may prevent a person from remembering any creative ideas they may have had whilst under the influence of cannabis.

Clause 1 of Article 5 of the same Law provides that 'the water supervisor may prevent establishment of any barrier or practice agriculture in any of these areas' [12].

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