Sentence examples for prevent not only from inspiring English sources

The academy's latest guidelines aim to prevent not only eating disorders but also obesity.

Corder's book goes into the science of procyanidins, and the way they prevent not only clogged arteries but diabetes, macular degeneration, dementia and more.

In an effort to prevent not only a public-relations disaster but also possible violence, studio lawyers and marketing bosses have employed a stranger-than-fiction team of consultants.

In comments ahead of the closed-door meeting, Obama stressed that he intends to seek to prevent not only incidents of mass killing but also the "day-in, day-out" shootings that occur across the US.

"These measures will further bolster our standing by helping to prevent not only an actual impropriety, but the appearance of one as well," the chairwoman, Mary L. Schapiro, said in a statement.

Local government officials took special measures to prevent not only the sorts of mishaps, including crowd stampedes, that had marred several past celebrations of the mela but also possible terrorist activity arising from the Hindu-Muslim conflict in Kashmir.

The vaccines protect against different strains of the virus, therefore preventing not only cervical cancer but also sexually transmitted genital warts.

He prepared maniacally, only to find himself, at the trial in Cincinnati, shuffled off by the senior Stanton and prevented not only from arguing but even from consulting with the senior lawyers.

"We have the opportunity to hear from a policymaker relevant to one of the most important issues facing this planet, and you are preventing not only yourself from hearing him, but hundreds of other people in this room".

Mr. Morton's lawyers have argued that the focus on him by law enforcement officials caused them to ignore evidence that could have prevented not only his wrongful imprisonment but also Ms. Baker's death.

These tall tales — which tend to take the form of how their firms were the "victims" of a "once-in-a-lifetime tsunami" that nothing could have prevented — not only insult our collective intelligence but also do nothing to restore the confidence in the banking system that these executives' actions helped to destroy.