Sentence examples for prevented from establishing from inspiring English sources

Other users are prevented from establishing accounts.

They weren't prevented from establishing a foothold, i.e., they weren't run out of town.

As property taxes increase home values decrease, older Americans on fixed incomes are forced to move elsewhere and young couples are prevented from establishing families here.

Territoriality appears to limit the number of breeding pairs; individuals prevented from establishing a territory live a silent existence as "floaters". Radio-telemetry reveals that such floaters concentrate along boundaries of established territories.

This meant that 220,000 people would have to leave the city over the following 14 years, that some of the city's industries would have to be removed, and that new industries would need to be prevented from establishing themselves in the city.

While researchers had begun to hope that there was a window in which the virus could be prevented from establishing a permanent foothold within its host, that possibility now seems much less likely.

The selection of patients in clinical trials and the reliance in subrogate end points prevent from establishing the effectiveness in real life situations and hence the cost- effectiveness.

A series of injuries prevented him from establishing himself as a first-team regular at the Bernabéu.

The F.D.A. believed that the statute's ban mandate was absolute and prevented it from establishing a level of safe use or even to judge whether the benefits of continued use outweigh the risks involved.

Phil Simms, arguably the franchise's greatest quarterback, was chosen with the seventh pick over all in the first round in 1979, but injuries prevented him from establishing himself as the starter until 1984.

F.B.I. agents complained to superiors beginning in 2002 that the tactics they had seen yielded little actual intelligence, prevented them from establishing a rapport with detainees through more traditional means of questioning and might violate F.B.I. policy or American law.