Sentence examples for permanently prevent from inspiring English sources
The N.R.A fought for laws that permanently prevent the loss of hunting lands.
The Senate bill would permanently prevent action to clarify the law.
These tactics were aimed at creating irreversible ethnic hatreds that would permanently prevent the development of multiethnic states in the areas under attack.
Layers of organic zinc, epoxy and polyurethane were applied to the decorative wrought iron, a system that, according to Mr. Fiebiger, will permanently prevent rusting.
Studies in mice have found that large doses of the appetite-controlling hormone leptin during infancy permanently prevent excess weight gain and reduce the chances of type 2 diabetes.
But at the same time, Mr. Obama made it clear that he believes that more time should be given for the sanctions and negotiations to work, that the only way to permanently prevent Iran from going nuclear is to have Iran decide to give up its program, and that this was not the time for an Israeli pre-emptive strike.
Similarly, transient inhibition of FGF or Wnt signaling in zebrafish permanently prevented regeneration of amputated fin rays, resulting in tissues that heal wounds but fail to regenerate.
Even the reported behind-the-scenes efforts by GOP legislators to prevent Trump from obstructing justice by firing Sessions are not really about permanently preventing him from obstructing justice.
Instead, it was intended to reduce the risk of "death or injury, damage to national security or international relations" and similar dire consequences by permanently preventing publication of sensitive evidence.
Because DNA demethylation can occur passively during cell division, the scientists targeted radiation to the sections of mouse brains they were studying, permanently preventing passive cell division, and still found evidence of DNA demethylation.
As unattached kinetochores are also tensionless, the destabilization model predicts that they would be targeted by Aurora B and would be permanently prevented from attaching.
