Sentence examples for something to be prevented from inspiring English sources

The aspect of condoms that offends some orthodox religious beliefs, after all, is that it treats the possibility of pregnancy as something as unwanted as a disease, something to be prevented for the sake of sexual gratification: the condom is an indulgence, an avoidance.

The only difference is that Joyner and Boykin think this is a good thing, and we think it's something that needs to be prevented at all costs.

"It has been one of the hardest days in my life," he said and few interviews have been more difficult than the one he gave on Channel 4 immediately after dismounting from Box Office, his final conveyance, when something in his throat seemed to be preventing him from getting the words out.

The decision on whether to have children is one of the most personal someone can make, not something to be forced or prevented by those with their own motives.

It was rewarding to watch her grow, but sad to see how something that could be prevented continued to affect people throughout their lives.

But when we are reminded that this is not fiction, we start carefully watching the particulars with the hope to pinpoint exactly were something could be prevented.

And the one thing about drunk driving, unlike some of the other tragedies that people have to undergo, is that it is something that can be prevented".

"They feel this was not something that could be prevented and that they should be protected from liability".

It's not something that can be prevented, it's maturity.

One in four women who dies in childbirth bleeds to death, something that can often be prevented with medicine costing less than a dollar.

"This exposure led me to believe that violence was something that … could be prevented".