Sentence examples for prevented from building from inspiring English sources

But so long as she is prevented from building a base of support, there is no compelling reason for the party to turn to her if it loses in 2015.

As sediments slide down the continental slope and the river is prevented from building a proper lobe — as the delta plain subsides and is not replenished — erosion eats into the coastal marshes, and quantities of Louisiana steadily disappear.

As this paper has said before, it is hard to see why America should be prevented from building a shield to defend itself and its friends against incoming missiles from rogue states if it wants to do so; no country should be deprived of the right to defend itself.

Drones were fun to fly for hobbyists but were prevented from building larger businesses such as delivery by performance and regulations.

The Shia regime also targets Sunni Muslims, who are prevented from building their own mosque or using rental facilities.

While Japan and Britain gained a number of exemptions from the terms of Article XIX (for example, Australia and New Zealand were not prevented from building up their fortifications as a result of the Treaty), Japan made it a requirement of their agreement to the Treaty that the Aleutian Islands were not to be exempted.

Who prevented them from building churches?

Mr. Gupta said local regulations prevented him from building anything bigger.

That shortage alone could have prevented General Motors from building 75,000 vehicles.

Height restrictions imposed on areas around air bases and airports have prevented developers from building taller projects.

Refiners weren't frustrated by rules that prevented them from building new facilities; they were simply caught by surprise.