Sentence examples for preclude chance from inspiring English sources
Third, the SPF shrimp used are produced in closed biosecure systems with controlled water sources, which preclude chance contamination of the stocks with human or other animal viruses.
Such killings usually escape scrutiny and controversy because they preclude any chance of surrender.
Palestinians are despairing that the number of settlements and outposts are expanding so fast that they could soon preclude any chance of a two-state solution.
Meanwhile, Palestinians are despairing that settlements and outposts are expanding so fast that they could soon preclude any chance of a two-state solution.
Some potential complications include inaccurate sampling, improperly placed incision that complicates future surgeries, and healthy tissue contamination that can add morbidity to the definitive surgery or preclude the chance of limb salvage.
In light of the Criminal Justice principle that does not allow a person to be tried for the same offence twice, do you think you were wrong to proceed with a prosecution which was destined to fail and in doing so preclude any chance of the suspects being brought to justice?
Meanwhile Mr Summers for example, in a rare appearance on a TV talk show last weekend is warning the Republicans that their proposed cuts "would threaten all that we've worked hard to do in terms of creating budget surpluses and I think would preclude our chance to do something about Social Security and Medicare".In this section Who's not for tax cuts?
Instead of a degree, many students end up with debt burdens that may preclude another chance at higher education.
This reveals that the 'risks of daily life' standard does not preclude the chance of some subjects experiencing serious harm.
The completion of wing neurogenesis at the end of pupa stage would likely preclude any chance of adult fly survival if the larvae faced environmental stress.
This will be set aside until §7, where the claim that determinism precludes chance will be examined.
