Sentence examples for that prevented real from inspiring English sources

The changes, however, could not overcome deep-seated discrimination and the economic oppression that prevented real equality.

He said it was luck rather than good management that prevented real damage to Anglo-Chilean relations.

Beginning Sept. 6 and continuing through at least last Tuesday, a hacker intent on shutting Panix down successfully did just that, by bombarding the service provider's servers with a flood of phony connection requests that prevented real requests by legitimate customers from getting through.

This had wide-ranging and profound consequences, because it became the anchor that prevented real progress in international climate negotiations.

The team uses tools that prevent real collaboration.

But taking such a stand could equally be a bull-headed position that prevents real social progress.

Ultimately, the Telephone Company is best viewed as a classic case of the corporate design process, in which the same elaborate control system that prevents real gaffes from being made also keeps out any real innovation and sophisticated design sense.

A therapy would entail the lifting of all the rules and federal mandates that prevent real competition inside the exchanges -- competition not just on price but on benefit design.

They succeeded because they dug deep and discovered what we call Leadership Energy – the internal force that prevents real leaders from caving in when faced with even the most formidable of resistance.

The question is can we find strength in those differences and grow together as a nation or will we continue to follow the polarizing templates of the past – and thus increase the gaps between us that prevent real sustainable solutions to our problems?

There is also a notorious censorship issue on the app that prevents real artistic freedom.