Sentence examples for presumably to prevent from inspiring English sources

Two guards stood at Shostakovich's side throughout the conference, presumably to prevent him from following Kasenkina out the window.

Sudan blamed Israel for bombing the factory from the air, presumably to prevent its weapons from reaching Gaza.

Throughout these REM periods the muscles of the body are paralysed, presumably to prevent the dreamer from acting out the dream.

One would prohibit owners of media companies from having financial interests in other industries, presumably to prevent the formation of media conglomerates.

Presumably to prevent more congestion, at around midnight, a cordon of metal fences was dragged into place across the Pleasure Gardens' main artery, effectively cutting the site in two, preventing anyone from moving from one side to the other.

Both cities are closed to foreigners, and one Russian news organization, the independent network NTV, said its permit to enter the city had been rescinded, presumably to prevent its correspondents from covering Mr. Putin's visit.

Among the many clauses written into Mario Balotelli's Milan contract is one that forbids him from go-karting, a safeguard presumably inserted to prevent the player from doing himself a mischief on his days off.

Moreover, the implantation of Jewish enclaves within the densely populated Palestinian areas in and around the Old City is being encouraged with government money.This mixing of populations is presumably intended to prevent any return to the "understandings" on Jerusalem reached by Israeli and Palestinian negotiators, especially at the Taba talks in January 2001.

Most notably it slotted in a repair earlier this year, when it added a sort of silicon gum shield to wrap the offending butterfly mechanism, which is presumably supposed to prevent dust from wreaking its terribly quotidian havoc.

This persistence of an 'epigenetic state', be it true persistence or continual re-establishment after DNA replication or mitosis, is undoubtedly a form of natural memory; it is presumably designed to prevent unintended changes in gene expression at these times, thus maintaining the stability of phenotypic state seen in differentiated tissue.

Re-regulation is in the newspaper headlines every day — one of its goals, presumably, will be to prevent Wall Street's wizards from re-leveraging.