Sentence examples for success to prevent from inspiring English sources
He worked, without much success, to prevent or repair the damage done by William II's enthusiasms.
Mr. Giuliani even tried hard, ultimately without success, to prevent other politicians from holding news conferences on the City Hall steps.
On Wednesday, the Communists of St . Petersburgand its surrounding area formally asked Russia's Ministry of Culture, without success, to prevent "Hitler Kaput!" from opening in theaters.
Drug companies, for their part, didn't want their drugs used in executions, and tried maneuvers, many without success, to prevent that use.
Newly released documents reveal the full extent to which defence intelligence experts fought – with limited success – to prevent the Labour government exaggerating the September 2002 dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.
He supported the sultan's resistance to Russia's attempts to increase its influence over Ottoman affairs but simultaneously tried, without success, to prevent the outbreak of the Crimean War, in which Britain sided with Turkey.
Since athletes commonly perform intensive physical training or competitions on consecutive days, facilitation of recovery process is important to maximize competitive success and to prevent excessive fatigue [1].
Quite apart from these direct costs, is the disaster likely to do lasting harm to Japan's economy?Much will depend on the success of efforts to prevent a nuclear catastrophe.
Dizocilpine malate (MK-801), an NMDA antagonist, has been used in animal models in vivo with success, in order to prevent motoneuron death after axotomy.
Dizoscilpine malate (MK-801), an NMDA antagonist, has been used in animal models in vivo with success, in order to prevent motoneuron death after axotomy [ 15, 16].
It is important to acknowledge that the normal means of quantifying success of an increased research effort, such as the number of sites in which new tools enhance the remediation effort, or the local reduction in environmental concentration, will be ill-suited for evaluating success of efforts to prevent future Superfund sites.
