Sentence examples similar to preclude an opportunity from inspiring English sources

All too often, life is prolonged in pain or discomfort, with medical interventions and instruments precluding an opportunity for loved ones to say goodbye.

The effective population sizes of prokaryotes are considered large enough as to preclude any opportunity for subfunctionalization. However in unicellular pathogenic organisms, such as the Chlamydiae species analyzed in this work, their genetic effective population sizes may be greatly dependent on their multicellular hosts, which present significantly lower population sizes.

This has precluded any opportunity of clearly establishing overall benefit.

But those local traditions don't preclude a national observation.

After all, cash assets already preclude a host of benefits.

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Its very mention arouses emotions that preclude a rational discussion.

These studies preclude a diagnosis of MDD.

The ethologists described many examples of animals showing complex behaviour patterns in response to particular stimuli under circumstances that seemed to preclude the opportunity for learning.

When asked about the rumor that he is considering a run for mayor of New York, Mr. Ward said that although he thinks he would be good for the job, "the timing and politics of this town will likely preclude that opportunity".

Chain stores and big box stores often preclude the opportunity for small family run stores to survive.