Sentence examples for prevented outside from inspiring English sources

Excess air passed through the second hole at the top of the chamber and prevented outside air from entering the chamber.

The superior antioxidation behavior was due to the denser barriers and the said two fine protective layers prevented outside oxygen from diffusing into the coatings.

The rampage was spontaneous but also calculated: telephone and telegraph wires were cut and trains blockaded to prevent outside interference.

That means only those who live here may now enter, an effort to prevent outside settlers from causing further trouble.

The prosecution argued that Andersen made a deliberate effort to prevent outside parties, including the S.E.C., from learning the full story about Enron's accounting.

And asking voters to tick a box to say they support our objectives is not exactly a failsafe way to prevent outside interference," he writes.

In the nineteen-seventies, Shiva joined a women's movement that was determined to prevent outside logging companies from cutting down forests in the highlands of northern India.

In June, it published a white paper setting out how it works to protect customer data, including how it stores data in fragments across different servers to prevent outside hackers from piecing it together.

Drilling mud, made thixotropic by the inclusion of bentonite, forms a cake on the wall of the drill hole to keep drilling fluid in the hole and to prevent outside water from entering.

When the wind near the plant changed direction, the Ronald Reagan went into what sailors called "Circle William" mode — closing off all hatches and ventilation openings to prevent outside air from entering.

Led by the gun-toting Lebanon Levi, who was never baptized in the Amish church, the vigilantes work beyond cultural codes to prevent outside forces from wreaking havoc while keeping Amish principles and morality in check.