Sentence examples for prevents the work from inspiring English sources
The practice creates conflicts of interest for elected officials and prevents the work of the people from getting done, Lessig says.
As for Boulez's ear for sound (one orchestral player claimed he could tell in what key a pin dropped), Répons proved it to be undimmed; the listener indeed, continuously seduced by the sheer beauty of the textures, has cause to be grateful for the greater clarity of the structure in that it prevents the work from being merely a warm-bath experience.
The diffusion medium also prevents the working surface from being flooded with the electrolyte and dispenses the electrolyte in a more controlled fashion.
"The author cannot prevent the work being his or hers".
Saying he was powerless to prevent the work, Mr. Jarvis added, "I didn't think they'd ever drill in that subdivision".
The government has the power to make any research secret and therefore prevent the work from being published, but in practice would not wish to classify large chunks of biomedical research like immunology and virology.
There have been even underestimating and critical comments on our application work, but that criticism did not actually prevent the work and indeed the institutes benefitted economically from the significant overheads paid and the thesis produced over the years.
The result of this comparison showed that to prevent the work hardening during the process and to prevent the structure-phase changes, the preheated temperature that equal to 350 °C has closest and most optimal properties with respect to the environment temperature.
Rather than depicting the girl in utter terror, Stichbury chose a vacant facial expression to prevent the work from being one-dimensional.
Despite being advised to take out an interdict to prevent the work, in January 1797 the Hospital did not feel it had a strong enough case.
Despite being advised to take out an interdict to prevent the work, in January 1797 the hospital thought its case was not strong enough.
