Sentence examples for stop it from causing from inspiring English sources

Although a healthy immune system can stop it from causing serious problems, it mercilessly exploits almost any weakness in immuno-compromised people.

Manually adjusting equipment in the cabinet can cause problems or stop it from functioning altogether.

"They needed to stop him from causing serious injury or death to them, a member of the public, or himself.

Religion and belief in God did not stop materialism from developing as a major sociological entity in this world; it did not stop imperialism from causing the ravage of smaller countries by the large powers.

SLAP SHOTS Devils Coach LARRY ROBINSON made it clear his team needed to stop emotion from causing them to commit penalties -- as it had when they accumulated four in the first period of Game 2. "It is disappointing that you get to such an important event as the Stanley Cup finals and yet guys continue to take stupid penalties," he said.

If we work together with adults to educate ourselves on how this disease can be prevented, then we can stop HIV/AIDS from causing more damage than it already has – one little step at a time.

That would stop Britain from causing trouble, and negotiations among 17 countries may be speedier than among 27.

An experimental vaccine thought to stop HIV from causing AIDS was mired in controversy after researchers revealed that their results were not as significant as they first reported.

Obviously the country is completely broken financially yet they threaten South Korea or launch a new rocket to get everyone listening to them and handing them aid to stop them from causing a war.

That would certainly stop ITV from causing Google trouble; after all, in the past, Michael Grade was fond of comparing the endless restrictions ITV is saddled with to the global free-for-all that Google has been able to exploit.

"America should have learnt the lessons of Prohibition," she said, noting that legislation that was meant to stop alcohol from causing harm in practice forced otherwise law-abiding customers into the hands of the bootleggers.