Sentence examples for may prevent that from inspiring English sources

For example, even if a command is given to turn 90 degrees, a strong wind may prevent that command from being carried out.

In Russia, the government's inability, or reluctance, to shut down another unauthorized file-sharing site may prevent that nation's entrance into the World Trade Organization, as effective action against intellectual property theft tops the U.S. government's list of requirements for Russian WTO membership.

The government will "try" to bring a motion forward at the UN, but there are some "fundamental strategic difficulties" which may prevent that, he tells MPs.

That doesn't necessarily mean mass starvation; the advent of advanced agricultural technologies may prevent that nightmare scenario from ever panning out.

How do you secure your information and comply with regulations within your specific industry that may prevent that information from going outside your country or geography?

Nicholls believes the Manchester United manager will be at Cheltenham to see his horse run, but the small matter of a Champions League tie against Internazionale that night may prevent that.

Democrats may seek to prevent that second vote by prolonging or filibustering the debate.

There is also some evidence that citrate may prevent crystals that are already present from binding with each other, which prevents them from getting bigger.

Moreover, covert conflict may prevent resolution that reduces child stress (Cummings et al. 1991).

If infections arises, this may prevent antibiotics that are administered systemically to reach the infected bone [ 15].

The higher BMD in OAH may prevent fractures that may, however, be counteracted by increased body sway and lower quadriceps strength and a higher risk of falls (Jones et al. 1995, Arden et al. 1996, 1999).