Sentence examples for than to prevent from inspiring English sources

What other reason could there have been than to prevent inspectors getting evidence of existing weapons?

The objective was to reduce noise more than to prevent accidents.

The goal should be to limit the contagion of failure rather than to prevent failure itself.

It is far more expensive to control an epidemic than to prevent one.

As things stand, the health care industry finds it more profitable to treat chronic diseases than to prevent them.

It's much harder to stop something that's going on than to prevent it from starting in the first place.

It is much more likely that its aim was to provoke an act of terror than to prevent one.

It is, apparently, bureaucratically more complex for the authorities to destroy an installation than to prevent it being erected.

I can't think of a better way to honor the life and memory of Dontre Hamilton than to prevent others from sharing a similar fate.

Deflation is often difficult to anticipate and far harder to end once it has started than to prevent in the first place, the study said.

It also drives more older people to hospital: it is vastly more expensive to treat a broken hip than to prevent it by helping with washing and dressing.