Sentence examples for only precludes from inspiring English sources

The Republicans in Congress will continue to insist on fiscal rectitude, knowing full well that their parsimony not only precludes the most effective job-creation measures, but is also leading to the loss of public-sector jobs.

And the idea that one is either 'for us or against us' in such matters not only precludes rational and careful thinking, but also has a chilling effect on the exercise of our right to free expression".It's true that the murders feed an unfortunate narrative that seeks to pit the West against Islam.

Thus, α-secretase processing not only precludes the formation of Aβ peptides but also liberates the large soluble, neuroprotective ectodomain APPsα that is secreted into the extracellular space [ 1- 3].

However, the likely predominant route of APP processing is via α-secretase [ 1, 2], which not only precludes amyloid-β production but also generates secreted amyloid precursor protein alpha (sAPPα) [ 3, 4].

The cross-sectional nature of this investigation not only precludes inferences of causality but also precludes us from understanding the temporal order of the LEDs in those with co-occurrence of both peripheral neuropathy and PVD.

For less transparent and larger organisms chemical clearing techniques are required, which not only precludes the possibility of in vivo imaging, but can also have an adverse effect on the fluorescence properties of genetically expressed fluorescent proteins [ 26, 27].

Such a result would not only preclude Miliband from winning an outright majority, but would also seriously dent any ambition Labour has of becoming the largest party.

They not only preclude double-punched ballots, but are also capable of asking voters who fail to vote for either candidate if that is really what they want to do.

Making taxis cashless will not only preclude robbery attempts but will also improve traffic flow as passengers will no longer fumble to retrieve their wallets, and drivers will also not have to delay traffic in order to make change.

Stage information was available for 44% of cases only, precluding joint stratification by stage and histology in time trend analyses.

We created modules based on gene ontology terms that are defined based on direct experimental evidence only (precluding annotations that are defined by sequence similarity to avoid bias in the reported results, see Additional File 1 Supplementary Methods).