Sentence examples for prevent the discovery from inspiring English sources
"The university does not adopt clauses in such agreements to prevent the discovery of any specific failing.
Burial grounds for slaves were discovered nearby to the site in 2011, and there are fears that the redevelopment plans will prevent the discovery of further historical artifacts.
The Mojave layover will prevent the Discovery from being prepared in time to serve as a possible rescue rocket for the planned launching of the shuttle Atlantis at the end of next month, if the launching goes forward on schedule.
Perhaps sensing that it had committed the original sin, it did everything in its power to prevent the discovery of its actions — including repeatedly misrepresenting the facts to other agencies, the White House, the Congress, and the public.
It tells the story of "a group of genetically unique people who travel back in time to prevent the discovery of meteors containing deadly bacteria".
"The grotesque and extreme measures he took... compels the view that he did so to prevent the discovery of some very serious harm he inflicted upon the 12-year-old girl," wrote the judge in his decision.
If the race had been held on a traditional ocean course, the ideal conditions would have prevented the discovery.
Who goes to those extremes, unless he's responsible for the killing?" Mr Harbage went on "There is an overwhelming inference from the evidence that the defendant murdered Shaun Cummins... His calculative and deceptive behaviour prevented the discovery of the body".
The commodification of information, particularly of the genome, hinders innovation and prevents the discovery of novel drugs and cures., researchers can either seek revenue for their underfunded research or ensure the accessibility of scientific knowledge, but they can't do both.
This resulted in a conservative set of contigs, although it prevents the discovery of novel genes in the An.
This type of mask leads to a high coverage and preventing the discovery of large biclusters.
