Sentence examples for preventing the sort of from inspiring English sources

There was another problem that Keynes didn't deal with adequately: preventing the sort of asset-price bubbles that "whirlpool of speculation"—experienced in the nineteen-twenties.

There was another problem that Keynes didn't deal with adequately: preventing the sort of asset-price bubbles — that "whirlpool of speculation" — experienced in the nineteen-twenties.

Supporters of the Lincoln administration saw the code instead as a complement to the Emancipation Proclamation and a means of preventing the sort of slave insurrection that its critics predicted.

The commission, moreover, would act as a vital link between the 17 euro "ins" and the ten non-euro "outs", preventing the sort of two-speed Europe now openly advocated by France.

The slides auto-advance every 15 seconds, preventing the sort of droning outline-recitations that plague lesser PowerPoint presentations, and the shows' participants have used the stage to explicate everything from the construction of samurai swords to the history of the iPhone application, iFart.

In a statement, the Dowlers said: "Given the considerable investment of time and money in the Leveson Inquiry, we are very disappointed to learn that Lord Justice Leveson's proposals may not now be taken forward if the politicians choose to ignore the recommendations... that were aimed at preventing the sort of abuses that we and so many others suffered".

That new system would be designed to not only detect intrusions, but also preemptively block them, preventing the sorts of cyberspying incidents that have plagued the government and military for more than a decade.

Perhaps, some seem to believe, that would prevent the sort of tragedy that happened in Wisconsin.

Most leases prevent the sort of subletting that goes on via Airbnb every day.

Studio executives say they are depending on the new law to prevent the sort of mass copying of movies over the Internet that is already happening with music.

That concentrates the minds of newspaper editors, but it will not prevent the sort of contempt that Barton flirted with on Friday evening.