Sentence examples for prevented from maintaining from inspiring English sources

When people are prevented from maintaining meaningful relationships with their loved ones, they become discontented in the short term.

"Currently, under federal banking laws, many legal, regulated legitimate marijuana businesses operating legally according to state law are prevented from maintaining bank accounts and accessing financial products like any other business such as accepting credit cards, depositing revenues, or writing checks to meet payroll or pay taxes.

While painful, Ms. Marmer and Mr. Schwarz said, the loss has not prevented them from maintaining a full schedule of performances in New York City, in Westchester (the Bedford concerts are part of the group's long-running series Musica Antiqua Nova), in Connecticut (Ms. Marmer, a graduate of the Yale School of Music, books the group on that school's stages) and throughout North America and Europe.

"During today's free-flight test of the Project Morpheus vehicle, it lifted off the ground and then experienced a hardware component failure, which prevented it from maintaining stable flight," NASA officials said in a statement.

Shortly thereafter the thunderstorms decreased markedly during the diurnal minimum and as the storm turned to the northwest, increased southwesterly wind shear from an upper-level low prevented Andrew from maintaining deep convection.

However, gene reduction of Wnt1 with siRNA in the presence of EPO (10 ng/ml) prevented EPO from maintaining the expression of Wnt1 during Aβ exposure.

A screen of transposon mutants of Mtb for those that succumbed at pH 4.5 identified a gene whose disruption prevented Mtb from maintaining intrabacterial neutrality in the face of extrabacterial acidity.

We all have the right to privacy and there is absolutely no reason why attempts to curb cyberbullying should prevent us from maintaining that.

The added security measures, experts said, might prevent Southwest Airlines from maintaining its standard of turning around its planes at the gate in as little as 20 minutes.

Another simple measure is to ensure that all employees go on holiday at some point, to prevent them from maintaining tainted systems or procedures.

By 1925, Lehmann realized that a rising wave of anti-Semitism would prevent him from maintaining his children's home in Kovna.