Sentence examples for preclude progress from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Clinton has only eight more months in office, that in itself does not necessarily preclude progress on arms control or United States-Russian relations.

But while many scientists agree (pdf), the cost of collecting better data has precluded progress.

A model of the acylation tetrahedral intermediate analogue from 12 suggests that this species may be unstable on steric grounds, precluding progress of 11 and 12 toward the deacylation analogue 26.

But this does not preclude future progress.

The Amendment removes essential limits on Executive power and cripples the Judiciary while reducing the independence and influence of the Parliament; further, it ensures political stagnancy and precludes democratic progress.

The discovery that the wild-type isolate QM6a was female sterile, however, precluded any progress along that line.

However, the paucity of genomic and transcriptomic information has precluded major progress in understanding key regulators of regeneration at the molecular level [ 3, 4].

Similarly, both the timing of interventions tested in current animal models and the lack of appreciation of multiple covariates (multiple hits) in clinical practice preclude the meaningful progress of translational research in acute lung injury (ALI).

Speaking in Canada before he arrived in Washington, Mr. Netanyahu demanded that before any negotiations begin, Iran must take steps that would preclude it from progressing toward a bomb.

However, the fact that the UKCAT had already been used to help select these students should not preclude an onwards association with progress, because there is still a wide range of scores in the selected candidates.

At the MAC layer, the framework intelligently propagates low power control messages to the higher power nodes, so as to preclude them from initiating transmissions while there are low power communications in progress within their sensing range.