Sentence examples for prevents outright from inspiring English sources

Although this prevents outright blinding of the clinician to the results of the physical examination at the time they are performing and interpreting the arthroscopic examination, the volume of patients participating in this study and the time between physical examination and surgery will reduce the likelihood that clinicians will recall the results of the physical examination.

Transparency and public scrutiny are good things, to prevent outright corruption.

Government aid, in the form of bail-outs and scrappage schemes, may have prevented outright collapse, but it has merely delayed the reckoning.

He said he had followed orders to help organize the referendum in East Timor and had prevented outright civil war at a very difficult period.

The 250 taka a month (around £2.30) "old age allowance" will prevent outright starvation, and may provide a small amount of healthcare.

But because Brazil's homegrown talent and sheer size — its natural soccer resources, if you will — are always abundant enough to prevent outright catastrophe, the country plods on, rarely fulfilling its potential.

But concern on the part of American museum directors has grown since a federal court ruling in a 2005 case said that although the waivers can prevent outright seizures, they do not block claimants from filing lawsuits to recover artworks.

Then you do just enough to prevent outright collapse and hope that no one who matters looks at the result and calls it defeat... at least until your presidency is over.

Seeking to prevent outright collapse, the report argues, the US is ramping up gas exports so it can exploit the difference between low domestic and high international prices "to shore up ailing balance sheets invested in shale assets".

And the same applies to Western leaders: Despite their scathing denunciations of him, it is their generous donations that have helped him survive by preventing outright famine among his people.

In October, three large blazes devoured vast areas of bush land west of Sydney, and only an unprecedented firefighting effort prevented outright catastrophe.