Sentence examples for prevent either from inspiring English sources

To date, preventive interventions have been designed to prevent either mood disorders or anxiety disorders.

Screens do little to prevent either of those possibilities.

It was enough to prevent either side from getting cut adrift completely.

He certainly can't repeal the business cycle, or prevent either housing booms, or the resulting collapse*.

Reform, in other words, probably can't prevent either bad loans or bubbles.

Companions are reassigned every few months, which can prevent either love or hatred from becoming too intense.

Conscription did not prevent either President Bush or Vice President Dick Cheney from missing the Vietnam experience.

The bill also introduces public space protection orders, which can prevent either everybody or particular kinds of people from doing certain things in certain places.

The signing today should not prevent either country from cooperating with the United States, but it could slow that cooperation, he said.

As a partnership their chemistry doesn't really click – but in this particular ballet it doesn't prevent either of them flourishing as individual performers.

The Guardian understands that a 'gentleman's agreement' will probably prevent either energy efficiency or the UK's preferred shale gas and nuclear solutions to supply problems being openly discussed.