Sentence examples for precludes effective from inspiring English sources

Sidewalks extend only between office buildings and parking lots, expanses of open space remain private and the spreading of offices over large zones precludes effective mass transit.

He ignores the unique structural barrier that precludes effective international engagement: Burma's new Constitution, which sets up the military as a legally autonomous entity, supreme over the government.

Unfortunately, this very insulation from domain details often precludes effective problem solving behavior.

Pinus woodland certainly contributed to the biomass burned but the overrepresentation of this pollen taxon in marine cores precludes effective correlation tests without pre-corrections.

The stigmatisation of homosexuality in the DR precludes effective HIV/STI prevention.

For C2-50 amphiphilic balance is clearly shifted in a way that precludes effective conjugation with bacterial membranes.

Although it is considered the mainstay of treatment for non-infectious scleritis, compliance, and side effects preclude effective treatment [5 7].

Food, alcohol and tobacco companies have also worked collaboratively to preclude effective public health policies and share youth marketing tactics.

If this list of organizations sounds a bit confusing, it can't be helped, gun-control advocates say, and it doesn't preclude effective action.

To build a passenger ship that would survive all possible floodings is impractical, since the required fine subdivision would preclude effective use of the interior space.

Critics have argued that advertising expenditures on such a scale, whether for deodorants or presidents, tend to waste society's resources and also to preclude effective competition by rival producers or politicians who cannot raise equally large amounts of money.