Sentence examples for preclude problems from inspiring English sources

And while possessing a vision does not preclude problems from arising, great leaders know it is easier to solve them when they are challenges on the way to a destination rather than a stop on a road to nowhere.

Working synergistically, the use of ADM and NPWT dressing aimed to preclude problems that would arise during wound healing.

So the government decided to preclude future problems with its drastic decision to end the live-chicken trade.

If our dataset, however large, is in a minimal but systematic way not representative of the population, big data does not preclude big problems.

Because of the inevitable paradoxes, time-travel movies almost never make complete sense, but Johnson works very hard here — harder than any other director of such stories I can think of — to preclude these problems by limiting the technology's capabilities.

This study also support and emphasizes an importance of developing patient-centered pharmacotherapy to preclude the problems associated with depression.

For instance, slides from collected FFPE tissue could be stained with hematoxylin and eosin and evaluated for sufficient tumor tissue immediately upon receipt, which could preclude the problems encountered with tumor sample quality.

Sharding precludes problems with overall repository size.

Most of the people in the group haven't experienced these problems, but just because its not an issue on one trip, doesn't preclude a problem in the future.

When I read that some organisation in Japan "proposed" this solution as late as 1992, I did not know whether to laugh or cry.IAN MCLOUGHLINZaventem, BelgiumSIR—I notice that The Economist is working to preclude the problem of the millennium bug.

However, quantitative risk assessment for BaP is precluded by problems in extrapolating to the general population from small-scale animal studies; uncertainties in findings of epidemiology; and imprecise exposure data.