Sentence examples for prevented not just from inspiring English sources

I believe that knowing these statistics might have prevented not just my contraction of the virus but also its contration by countless others.

"What happened at Wachovia was symptomatic of the failure of the entire regulatory system to apply the kind of proper governance and adequate risk management which would have prevented not just the laundering of blood money, but the global crisis".

The bill's authors say it's concerned with preventing not just unwanted pregnancies but maternal deaths.

In Canada, inheritance is a serious problem that prevents not just equal outcome but even equal opportunity.

"The implication is that children who bully other children may benefit from programs seeking to prevent not just bullying, but other violent behaviors as well".

In the 1940s, Professor Reverby said, the United States Public Health Service "was deeply interested in whether penicillin could be used to prevent, not just cure, early syphilis infection, whether better blood tests for the disease could be established, what dosages of penicillin actually cured infection, and to understand the process of re-infection after cures".

It's not a vaccine in the truest sense of the world, but Brachman believes that if she can show it is possible to prevent, not just treat or mitigate, mental illness, then it could open the door for all kinds of new preventive medicine.

"A joint statement with those who have done everything in their power to prevent not just the parade in north Belfast, but parades across Northern Ireland and tore the union flag from City Hall, will leave many wondering just how serious unionists in the executive are about the concerns of loyalists," he added.

Unlike the gold standard of purely diagnostic tests, this gold standard takes account of the therapeutic capacity of colonoscopy: its ability to prevent, not just detect cancer.

And leverage the full potential of HIV treatment to prevent not just AIDS-related morbidity and mortality, but also HIV transmission, thus avoiding the inevitable cost of inaction.

On the other hand, in a small retrospective study conducted in a similar population, voriconazole was more effective than fluconazole/itraconazole in preventing not just IA, but also IFIs overall (Gergis et al, 2010).