Sentence examples for prevented real from inspiring English sources

He said it was luck rather than good management that prevented real damage to Anglo-Chilean relations.

"The system as it is constructed now has prevented real progress on this issue," David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser, says flatly.

We have no idea how many attacks have been prevented – real attacks I mean – not eventual possible attack like the one Padilla was supposed to have come in the country for.

The consequence of what the fans did at the Pescara-Bari match [in 1984], destroying bars and rioting with the police meant the Lega [football association] prevented real fans from travelling to the following away games.

The brittle nature of glass prevented real structural applications of glass in architecture up to the 1990s.

This had wide-ranging and profound consequences, because it became the anchor that prevented real progress in international climate negotiations.

But taking such a stand could equally be a bull-headed position that prevents real social progress.

9.06pm BST 36 min: A wonderful block by Busquets prevents Real from extending their lead on the break.

Eibar employed their typical pressing game, looking to prevent Real from settling and pouncing on the counter.

"And officials physically tried to prevent real victims from entering the room to meet with the rapporteur.

The excitable genre is the smartest available avenue for his high voice, but the cliché-riddled hooks prevent real ignition.