Sentence examples for strides to prevent from inspiring English sources

Society then needs to make enormous strides to prevent such disabilities and long-term conditions cutting people off from the collective.

When talking about how Schiro sent her an e-mail message checking on her and telling her the school was O.K. after he inspected hurricane damage from a helicopter, she choked up and lengthened her stride to prevent a visitor from seeing her watery eyes.

With big strides made across Africa to prevent disease outbreaks, higher goals are being set now – controlling malaria is not enough, total eradication has to be achieved.

Sub-Saharan Africa has made remarkable strides in expanding access to services to prevent mother to child HIV transmission.

We have made great strides in implementing Positive Train Control (P.T.C ., designed to prevent collisions, on our systems.

All of the jurisdictions where we have operations have made significant strides in their efforts to comply with global protocols to prevent abuse of their financial and corporate systems.

In the last two decades, outrage over the international community's failures to prevent genocidal massacres in Rwanda and Bosnia led to great strides in one area of reform: strengthening mandates for peacekeeping missions.

Moyes wants to act decisively, not only to prevent the issue from rumbling on, but also to show he can match Mourinho stride for stride in the power games.

Perkash, an avid runner herself, told me cadence, or your running stride, is one of the most common things runners need to work on to prevent injury and improve their form.

Although it is beyond the scope of this review to examine efforts to prevent excessive drinking on college campuses, it should be noted that important strides have been made in this area (Carey et al. 2012).

Alex Rodriguez crossed first base a stride too late in the seventh inning, unable to avoid a double-play grounder and unable to prevent his weekend at Fenway Park from deteriorating even more.