Sentence examples for precluded from being from inspiring English sources

Brown is precluded from being crowned champion, after the league ruled the Bears had given illegal financial aid to players...

She became the Thurber wife because she could not become, as she can now, the Thurber boss; her bossiness is an expression of her being precluded from being an actual leader.

Consequently, it is precluded from being used as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) according to EN 450 and disposed in landfills.

Ordinarily, attorneys are precluded from being witnesses against former clients because of the attorney-client privilege.

The Clintons must know that she is probably precluded from being president for at least another eight years.

Producer David Hoberman commented on the support for honoring all five producers, stating "If there are five people actually involved in producing a movie, there's no reason why someone who's made a good enough film to be nominated for an Academy Award should be precluded from being rewarded for the work they did".

In this framework, strong assumptions remain unverified because they preclude from being collected those data that could reveal inconsistencies between the assumptions and the true state of nature.

But even that happier turn of events hasn't precluded mediocrity from being rewarded.

Lab results showed that the blood was "consistent" with Beal's, though forensic technology at the time precluded them from being more precise.

The court rejected the police's argument that the certification should be quashed because the conduct of individual protesters precluded them from being identified as a class.

An answer to the contrary would have precluded him from being given leave to enter the UK.