Sentence examples for may prevent passage from inspiring English sources

Temporizing is rarely a sign of political courage, and the fight over the pipeline has lasted for so long that it's threatening to undermine other, really vital projects; for instance, it now seems that divisions over Keystone may prevent passage of a Senate bill designed to encourage energy efficiency, which has garnered rare bipartisan support.

MAY PREVENT PASSAGE Vote on Ruling, Which Comes at Critical Time in Waning Congress, Comes Today.

Small heap sizes may not produce enough heat to reach the thermophilic phase, while too large heap sizes may prevent air passage into the centre which will paralyse the composting process (Cayuela et al. 2006).

A potential explanation for this may partially due to the persistent nature of the tubules: their prolonged existence may mean it is more likely that the quality control mechanisms to prevent passage of cargo into tubules are overcome.

Whether there is enough anger to prevent passage of the bill entirely is less certain, however.

"Don't let concerns about bundling prevent passage of this measure.

The monarch's arrival would stop all debate and prevent passage of the Address.

For example, the comprehensive list of residues that line the "pocket walls", the guided tour along the Nef loop and similar passages may prevent the more general reader from enjoying the paper.

Although phytase activity occurs in the rumen, physical properties of the diet and ruminal passage rates may prevent total hydrolysis of phytate in the rumen of lactating cows.

If there was criminal conduct in transactions involving institutional investors, like pension funds and mutual funds, then the passage of time may prevent the filing of charges.

In the gut, the passage of stool may prevent the formation of pillar-shaped structures and the biofilm may be present only on a compact carpet feature.