Sentence examples for prevented well from inspiring English sources

A complaint from Stevensville, Md., said, "They are distributing hateful and homophobic messages on-air including 'Gay Pride is a sign of the end of the world.' " Another complaint, from Valley Cottage, N.Y., took the F.C.C. to task for not halting the May 21 campaign while it was happening, and said, "If it causes one casualty or tragedy when it could have been prevented well then shame on you".

In this alternative approach, patient health and vitality is prolonged and onset of intrinsic disease(s) is delayed or even prevented well into old age.

It is also used to maintain well stability by preventing well collapse due to excessive shear and compressive stresses at the periphery of drilled cavities.

Most considered the influenza vaccination programme useful: I think that the influenza vaccination programme helps, that it would so to say help to prevent, well, a massive outbreak.

Lib Dems had called for the penalties in order to prevent well-off graduates from escaping interest charges, while Tories saw the penalties as a threat to better-off families.

Numerical simulation of this compaction process is important for predicting and preventing well-failure in deforming hydrocarbon reservoirs.

The long-standing restriction Forbes mentioned it in 2004 was enacted to prevent well-heeled taxpayers from inflating the value of gifts to their own charities.

Senator Reed asked, "How do we build in rules that prevent well-intentioned people from doing detrimental things?" By this line of reasoning, the Milwaukee police should have asked Jeffrey Dahmer how to keep serial killers from eating people.

The cards were centrifuged twice for 1 minute at 330 g and sealed to prevent well-to-well contamination.

The sample-specific PCR mixture (100 µl) was loaded into one sample port, the cards were centrifuged twice for 1 min at 280 g and sealed to prevent well-to-well contamination.

In a separate effort in Zimbabwe, UNICEF is reviewing its WASH programme from the perspective of disaster risk, preventing wells and latrines from being destroyed and reducing the likelihood of a disaster-related cholera outbreak.