Sentence examples for prospect of preventing from inspiring English sources

Now they're raising the prospect of preventing a President Clinton from making any appointments at all.

The prospect of preventing up to one in three cases of Alzheimer's disease is something we cannot ignore.

But we were fighting against an irrepressible force of marketisation that in hindsight we had no prospect of preventing.

Dame Glenys Stacey, chief inspector of probation, said the overhaul meant there was "no real prospect" of preventing prisoners from returning to crime.

We have reached the point where air strikes are the only plausible option with any prospect of preventing Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons.

To have a realistic prospect of preventing global temperatures from rising by more than the previously recognised danger threshold of 2C, scientists say it is not possible to burn all the proven fossil fuel reserves owned by companies and governments.

For some, radiation may enhance their prospects of preventing a recurrence of their breast cancer.

With the UN estimating an extra 2-3 billion mouths to feed by 2050 and climate change undermining crop production by 2percentt per decade, the prospects of preventing the crisis in time look bleak.

Will their excitement over the renewed prospect of winning prevent a Tea Party revolt, or provoke disavowal of the scorched-earth ideological strategy that has led to the re-embrace of Todd Akin?

Naturally, the prospect of being prevented from exploiting Palestinian markets and the implications for colonists' standard-of-living must have been terrifying.

According to current experimental results, biological treatments hold broad prospects for preventing or even reversing the progression of IDD.