Sentence examples for prevents completion from inspiring English sources

As in most LucasArts adventure games, the player can never die or otherwise get into a no-win situation (that prevents completion of the game).

For example, phosphorylation of ASF/SF2 increases its interaction with U1-70K and is essential for the assembly of spliceosomes [17], [40], whereas inhibition of protein dephosphorylation prevents completion of splicing [23], [41], [42].

Financial difficulties prevented completion of the theatre, but a scale model was later successfully demonstrated.

Congress should also allow borrowers to have their private loans discharged when a school closes, preventing completion of the degree.

If extraordinary circumstances prevent completion within five years, a student may submit a written petition for a maximum one-year extension to the Associate Dean and Director.

While the same is mostly true for all teams, the Hokies' ability to prevent completion on early downs puts more pressure on Tulsa's third-down offense — which is well above average.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) reactivation in immunosuppressed cancer patients is a serious clinical problem for HBV carriers undergoing chemotherapy, because it may result in severe liver injury and prevent completion of life-saving treatment of the underlying malignant disease.

The federal notice announcing the crowdsourcing effort said her agency wanted to hear about burdens that "unjustifiably delay or prevent completion of surface, maritime, and aviation transportation infrastructure projects". Many of the responses from industry groups stray from the immediate realm of roads, bridges and airports, and stretch the definition of "infrastructure" to the breaking point.

Archives|Velobind Merger Postponed by U.S. Velobind Merger Postponed by U.S. The General Binding Corporation and Velobind Inc. said the planned merger of Velobind and a General Binding unit had been postponed by the Justice Department, which planned to file a civil antitrust suit to prevent completion of the $50 million deal.

In spite of political intrigues to prevent completion of the work of rebuilding the Temple, the Jews took advantage of the civil wars and rebellions that racked the empire after the accession of Darius I to press forward with the work.

However, says chair John McTague, a former vice president with Ford, "the panel has not uncovered any mechanical or technical obstacles that would prevent completion of NIF".