Sentence examples for prevent us from having from inspiring English sources

"Nobody, I repeat nobody, can prevent us from having this referendum.

"Another serious problem is money," she said, "but it wouldn't prevent us from having a family".

But while the essence of humor is nothing humorous, this should not prevent us from having a good, hearty laugh.

"Of course there are cultural and perceptual differences and different cable TV regulations that prevent us from having it seamless," he said.

And you don't want something that bothers them so much to prevent us from having the opportunity to serve if they want us to serve otherwise.

"It will prevent us from having to do things like charging New York City school groups, closing galleries and closing days".

Luckily evolution has not prevented us from having a happy solitary lifestyle.

But it prevents us from having a coherent discussion about what to do in response.

But we know that it is Europe that prevents us from having a rational immigration policy.

"We have not been able to master nuclear technology in the past several years, and this shows the international community has prevented us from having it".

The above incidents demonstrate how our trepidation in addressing racism in any context can spiral into censorship which prevents us from having an honest and informed dialogue.