Sentence examples for precluding many from inspiring English sources

The 1996 rules allow welfare recipients to receive only one year of job training, precluding many programs that could prepare recipients for careers in business or technology.

And romantic comedies remain one of the most segregated genres to this day, precluding many black-led films from critical consideration.

On the anniversary of King's birth, I can't help but think how disappointed he would be if he were alive to see how hard it is to build affordable housing in affluent, mostly white communities, thereby precluding many blacks from living in places with good schools and job opportunities.

Moreover, they do not provide the nucleotide sequences, thus precluding many analyses in evolutionary and functional genetics.

VA is normally used in settings where other sources of information on circumstances of death are lacking, precluding many direct comparisons.

This precludes many traditional statistical methods of modeling epidemics.

Still-raw memories of the Thatcher years preclude many of us from giving the Tories our vote.

Though arguably easier than general programming, script writing is difficult and precludes many from designing interactive animation.

These requirements preclude many laboratory scale processes and polar co-solvents as viable options for large-scale biofuel production.

But architects and planners who have worked on redevelopment ideas for various civic groups said they believed that Mr. Pataki's remarks unnecessarily preclude many desirable options.

An Air Force spokeswoman, Lt. Col. Ann Cottongim, said the war in Iraq precluded many in the United States from attending last year but that this year, even with violence continuing, "we are proud of our strong ties with NATO countries and others in Western Europe".