Sentence examples for prevented a performance from inspiring English sources

A scheduling conflict prevented a performance at the State Theater this year.

An injury prevented a performance of Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's "One"; it was replaced by Mr. Wheeldon's "Liturgy" (to Arvo Pärt music), danced by Wendy Whelan and Craig Hall.

Chronic dosing in a FA mouse model prevented a performance decline in balance beam studies.

On one occasion, college authorities reportedly locked the theatre to prevent a performance.

The furor subsided quickly, however, when it was reported that the cold had prevented a "live" performance because of the effect low temperatures have on musical instruments.

Governments around the world reacted very differently to the 2008 shock than they did to the shocks of the early 1930s, and the lessons learned since the Great Depression prevented a repeat performance.

The combination of his uncertain beat and the orchestra's need for guidance through the rhythmic thickets conspired to prevent a good performance, if by a good performance you mean a fluent and rhythmically secure one.

He says that new planning policies are needed to prevent a repeat performance and calm investors' nerves.

This temporary resolution buys them time, but it does not by them any real solution – since there is absolutely nothing to prevent a repeat performance.

So when violence broke out this week in Villiers-le-Bel, a rough suburb north of Paris, President Nicolas Sarkozy, interior minister in 2005, was determined to prevent a repeat performance.

Now "a large class of educated professionals, who have been trained to do technocratic analysis," determined to learn from the mistakes of the survival-of-the-fittest, market-based economics era, is applying its expertise in an attempt to prevent a repeat performance of our economic and social disaster.