Sentence examples for prevents itself from inspiring English sources

In fact, if you make frequent, carefully timed trips to the bathroom and the concession stand you may be able to enjoy the modest, visually gripping war movie "Tigerland" stubbornly prevents itself from becoming.

Worrying can turn into one of those problems that prevents itself from getting solved, the way that pornography can if you'd rather stay home watching it than go out and meet somebody.

Organisations are thereby not only losing manpower as well as know-how, but also running the risk of abolishing themselfs because a double bind-organisation prevents itself from learning and, as a result, adapting to changing environments.

(viii) If a tuple (i.e., for node B) in the channel table of a node A is not updated each, where is a tradeoff factor, the node A assumes that node B is in a function mode and prevents itself from attempting to access this node, eliminating by that the deafness problem [23].

In Birkdale District Electricity Supply Co. v. Southport Corporation (1926), the House of Lords held that if legislation entrusts a public authority with certain powers and duties to be exercised for public purposes, it is illegal for the authority to enter into a contract that prevents itself from exercising its powers.

History may not even prevent itself from being repeated.

Europe must stare into this abyss to prevent itself from falling into it.

So instead it does everything it can to prevent itself from being exploited.

So there you have it: the business model swallows the studio, which, obliged to supply its conglomerate outlets and subsidiaries, cannot prevent itself from repeating a failure.

But this would probably be victory at a price: Pechiney might prevent itself from making any future acquisitions of its own.

He reasoned that if a board can't prevent itself from speaking to a bidder about a competing bid, why should the directors be able to prevent themselves from even receiving the bid?