Sentence examples for preclude scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Both Carter's piety and Yankee presumption try to preclude scrutiny.

However, including data from published abstracts preclude scrutiny of the detailed methods, analyses and thus raises questions on the quality of the results.

The messianic glow that surrounded Obama's candidacy — Kennedy and others call it "Obamamania" — precluded closer scrutiny of his pronouncements, especially those having to do with race.

Ath: The problem is that because faith precludes rational scrutiny, it results in conflicting and irreconcilable beliefs between people about what the will of God is.

The claims that arise from such data are often presented without speculation or scrutiny, further aided by ethical barriers that preclude public access to the footage of their origin.

There is a myth that one fifth of the genes that each of us bears in our cells are patented, but this does not quite stand up to close scrutiny: the language used in many of these patents does not necessarily preclude their use.

Such killings usually escape scrutiny and controversy because they preclude any chance of surrender.

Innocence would preclude apology.

My books preclude them.

Simplicity does not preclude ingenuity.

Discourage and even preclude conglomeration.