Sentence examples for surely prevent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fisher added: "That would surely prevent another heart attack but would likely have serious consequences for the patient".

First, intensive lobbying will almost surely prevent the removal of all such loopholes while the rate reduction will remain in the ensuing legislation.

And in some parts of the country the violence will surely prevent people from voting, even if they want to.In this section As bad as it gets Back and forth A succession crisis Hurry up, or it'll be too late Somali shop-swap Why they booed him ReprintsThe most wretched area is Anbar, a vast province west of Baghdad with a border abutting Syria and Jordan.

A clear downside of the Aptera, however, is the complete lack of cargo space, a factor that will surely prevent many consumers from becoming early adopters.

I wonder if people who know the coach and saw him working with kids will comment on how genuinely nurturing he seemed and how this surely prevented or discouraged suspicions about him.

An unnecessary-roughness call for a helmet-to-helmet hit by Ray Lewis — which almost surely prevented a touchdown catch by Collie — gave the Colts the ball at the 7-yard line.

Lennon will surely be named in the XI to meet Andorra in McClaren's first competitive match on September 2. David Beckham explains that he had decided to give up the captaincy a while ago but the Spurs winger's liveliness after replacing him against Portugal surely prevented any change of heart.

The devices were designed with the purpose of limiting the inter-storey drifts so that the frame yielding is surely prevented.

For first-time candidates, the types of "fresh faces" we often claim to want, this process can be daunting and surely prevents some of our best neighbors and friends from running for office.

[See especially Prop. XXV (W 4.150); Prop. XXVII (W 4.151); Prop. XXXIV (W 4.155).] Clarke was not officially censured (but nearly so), but it surely prevented his rising to higher office.

Surely preventing a terrorist attack justifies some invasions of privacy.