Sentence examples for prevents confusing from inspiring English sources

This is good government and prevents confusing the public with improper and wrong advice".

Change the title to prevent confusing it with / saving over the (corrupted) original.

Homophobia, fierce hostility and acts of hatred are still very tangible obstructions to LGBT rights, and laws which prevent confused young people from accessing information only serve to damage and isolate them, not protect them.

(It's next to the doorman whose full-time job appears to be preventing the confused from straying into One Penn Plaza).

The authors speculate that this was because the females had learned to separate sexual attraction and feeding behavior over time, preventing them from confusing fake food for the real thing.

They believe this will make the notices more prominent and prevent consumers from confusing them with advertisements and other mail.

Not only does this keep your body hydrated and healthy — it also prevents your body from confusing thirst with hunger.

You should also try to drink a glass of water before breakfast (and every other meal throughout the day) as this prevents your body from confusing thirst with hunger, which may lead to you eating more than you need.

However, following a brief initial release in late 1944, the name was changed to prevent the public from confusing the film with a light comedy or musical, for which Powell was then famous.

The smalltooth sand tiger has been protected by the Australian government since 1984; this came about concurrently with protection for the grey nurse shark, which had been decimated in Australian waters, so as to prevent any claims of confusing one species for the other.

Furthermore, our cell lines established in amphiregulin/neuregulin medium grow poorly if transferred back into EGF medium, suggesting that the amphiregulin/neuregulin combination not only prevents overgrowth of a confused myoepithelial population but also favors the growth of luminal cells.