Sentence examples for prevent though from inspiring English sources

P.T.S.D. is hard to prevent, though it is treatable.

We think this makes for a more open and useful discussion, and helps prevent (though not eliminate) canned, fake or too-guarded answers.

Taken together, these reasonable steps would better prevent, though certainly not guarantee, guns from flowing into the hands of felons or others with malevolent intent.

Supported by extensive scientific and medical literature, this item can help prevent — though not cure — sinus and bladder infection, help stave off the common cold or flu and extend physical endurance.

The Child Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA) was passed to prevent (though not wholly forbid) websites from directly marketing to children and collecting information from them.

Vaccinating against a peptide from a mouse endogenous retrovirus was shown to prevent, though not to cure, established melanoma in mice [ 74].

Even when the immediate rejection is prevented, though, scientists still have to block a long-term rejection process that takes place weeks later.

Dr. Edzard Ernst of the University of Exeter in England analyzed a series of studies of the herb feverfew, and concluded that it could be somewhat helpful in preventing, though not treating, migraine headaches.

The new information produced by the commission so far has led 6 of its 10 members to say or suggest that the attacks could have been prevented, though there is no consensus on when, how or by whom.

Generally, most intrapartum complications cannot be reliably predicted or prevented, though most of them can be successfully treated with prompt diagnosis and care.

Most maternal deaths occur during labour, delivery or the first 24 hours postpartum, and most intrapartum complications cannot be reliably predicted or prevented, though most can be successfully treated with prompt and appropriate diagnosis and care ([ 7, 8]).