Sentence examples for prevented since from inspiring English sources

"At the end of it all, their deportation could still be prevented, since their lawyers will claim they face torture or death if returned home, notwithstanding the assurances Britain receives from Middle Eastern countries".

The research, released in the journal Nature this week and included in the UN report, showed that bednets had been "by far the most important intervention" across Africa, accounting for an estimated 68% of malaria cases prevented since 2000.

Collisions during the transmission of packets should be prevented, since a retransmission leads to waste of battery power.

A new observation that emerges from that elastic solution is the possible existence of a compressive elastic zone where yielding is prevented since the effective stress remains negative.

In this system the hazardous brace buckling can be entirely prevented since the link acts as fuse to limit the brace axial force.

Arbitrarily fine partitioning is prevented since an excessively large number of small banks is area inefficient, imposing a severe wiring overhead, which also tends to increase communication power and decreaseperformance.

Both Prince Bandar and Princess Haifa said they were concerned that the clash of civilizations that President Bush and other leaders had sought to prevent since Sept. 11 was beginning to take hold in both countries.

A review of the terrorist plots the government has taken credit for preventing since 9/11 clearly shows that the best weapons against terrorists are alert citizens, cooperative allies and smart, dedicated agents in the C.I.A., F.B.I. and local police forces.

It's also not clear what kind of behavior LinkedIn is trying to prevent, since the lawsuit doesn't specify what the scraped data is being used for.

The third route, airborne transmission, is difficult to prevent since respiratory viruses are ubiquitous in the environment and virus particles constantly circulate in the air [1].

Although existing techniques, such as event tree analysis and cause-consequence analysis, suggest various ways of hazard prevention for safety-critical systems, they per se do not deal with situations where two distinct actions of two separate safety devices can fail to prevent the very hazard they are supposed to prevent, since they collide, or conflict, with each other.