Sentence examples for prevented from performing from inspiring English sources

In November O'Reilly was prevented from performing at Cardiff University, with the student union labelling his humour "sexist and inappropriate".

Whether or not litigators like Mr. Leon, he is certainly not alone in being prevented from performing his civic duty.

Should the sufferer be forcibly or externally prevented from performing the compulsive act, he may experience an overwhelming anxiety.

This week, the Beijing edition of Time Out reported: "We hear musings about Maroon 5 being prevented from performing by our political friends up above".

The city is prevented from performing routine road maintenance that would occupy a parking space on all but a few days a year without paying a penalty.

As a potential juror on call this week, I object to your description of Richard Leon as "being prevented from performing his civic duty" just because he has not been selected for a jury.

Within carnivores, for instance, the brown bear, American mink and snow leopard typically adapt well to captivity and show few signs of poor welfare, while the clouded leopard and polar bear are generally hard to breed successfully and/or to prevent from performing abnormal behaviour.

Amongst other consequences, this prevents from performing proper Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) detection in a region which is important for the immune response.

Mr. Khan's younger sister, Annapurna Devi, who later married Mr. Shankar, developed into an equally accomplished master of the surbahar, but custom prevented her from performing in public.

This is because Myriad, as is its right under patent law, has prevented laboratories from performing the test or developing alternative versions.

Squabbles among its leadership in the run-up to the election may have prevented it from performing better.