Sentence examples similar to preclude the possibility of a problem from inspiring English sources

Shariatmadari seemed to preclude the possibility of a military assault by American forces.

Leaving would mean missing friends and acclimating to a new class; staying would preclude the possibility of a fresh start.

In a footnote to her introduction, Herman acknowledges the psychiatric profession's "ignominious history" of misogyny and homophobia, but this is misleading: the problem wasn't so much that psychiatrists were homophobic but that homosexuality fell so far outside the social norm as to virtually preclude the possibility of a happy, healthy life.

The spokesman, however, did not preclude the possibility of a future lawsuit.

Therefore, building in them in no way precludes the possibility of a two-state solution".

Let's hope that Penzler's "Most Complete" anthology precludes the possibility of a "Completely Complete" one.

"I'm not sure you could come up with language that precludes the possibility of a wrongful conviction," he said.

Their removal from the political scene precluded the possibility of a democratic transition called for by the Yalta agreements.

In addition, the small clinical trial size precluded the possibility of a multivariate analysis.

This precludes the possibility of a simple, beneficial, facilitation for trade being provided.

That outcome, Dr. Nissen wrote, "virtually precludes the possibility of an overall benefit and suggest an unexpected mechanism for harm".