Sentence examples for prevent eventual from inspiring English sources

Occasional flashes of vigour and intelligence by some of Xerxes' successors were too infrequent to prevent eventual collapse but did allow the empire to die gradually.

In his classic study of segregation, "An American Dilemma," Gunnar Myrdal wrote that "the whole system of segregation and discrimination is designed to prevent eventual inbreeding of the races".

But with Mr. Bush's commitment to press ahead with a missile-defense program, Mr. Yan said, "it appears that the only thing that could prevent" eventual deployment was "a technology obstacle," which would strain relations.

The rubber band is comfortable as well but I usually recommend getting a steel band if only to prevent eventual cracking.

Then, the powders are kept in a vessel with cryogenic liquid during the day until all liquid evaporated followed by passivation in hexane in order to prevent eventual explosion of the finest particles of the powders.

However, caspase inhibition may not prevent eventual non-apoptotic death in cells rescued from apoptosis.

Besides, has a filibuster ever prevented eventual enactment of anything significant that an American majority has desired, strongly and protractedly?

Swelled bentonite around the stored capsules prevents eventual spread of radioactive material by ground water.

Neither man took action to prevent the eventual blowout.

No railroad family could forestall the automobile, and no newspaper family can prevent the eventual end of newspapers in their old, accustomed form.

They are all skilled, and occasionally the patient shows a spark of life, but ultimately this is a losing battle; nothing can prevent the eventual flat-lining.