Sentence examples for prevent virtually from inspiring English sources

More recently the courts have tended to grant anonymised orders that prevent virtually every other aspect of any restricted subject from being reported.

"So, behavioral change by composting our organics could prevent virtually all the methane emissions from landfills without requiring any of the technological fixes and complex regulations".

This is because cells making up brain capillaries fit together very tightly tightly enough to prevent virtually all large molecules from getting into the brain.

In recent years, Aizenberg has developed a repellent coating, Slippery Liquid Infused Porous Surfaces or SLIPS for short, which was bioinspired by a carnivorous pitcher plant's slippery surface and can prevent virtually any material from sticking to a treated surface.

The answer rests on three fundamentally false beliefs: that every time scientific research finds a relationship between two phenomena, one necessarily causes the other; that people who behave responsibly and are willing to make difficult choices can prevent virtually all risk, including health risks; and that breastfeeding is free.

Jawbone believes that when all of the evidence is weighed, the remedies and damages Jawbone is seeking will be granted – including, in the ITC matter, the injunction to prevent virtually all of Fitbit's wearable products from being imported into the United States".

The Arctic ice cap has for a century or more prevented virtually all attempts to drill for the large oil and gas reserves buried below the sea floor.

Note something else implicit in Mr. Kahr's analysis -- the banks could have prevented virtually all serious mortgage fraud and prevented the entire crisis by using traditional underwriting practices -- and doing so was certain to produce superior bank profits.

This step prevented virtually all of the proteins otherwise recovered in the ATP-fraction from binding to microtubules (Figure S1), proving the veracity of the interaction.

We also controlled the purity of the preparation by adding an excess of ATP to extracts, which prevented virtually all of the proteins otherwise recovered in the ATP-fraction from binding to microtubules (Figure S1).

Numerous studies and surveys of voting show the opposite: Election fraud is rare, and the in-person fraud that the laws could prevent is virtually absent.