Sentence examples for to stop readers from inspiring English sources
But let's face it: newspapers have been unable to stop readers from moving to the Internet — even though that eliminates circulation as a revenue source and lowers advertising revenue.
The only time I've used asterisks these past 30 years has been when mentioning Altman's M*A*S*H, and even these have now been dropped, presumably to stop readers puzzling over some new, peculiarly offensive obscenity.
Every tag on the working space generates friction to stop readers.
That surprising, off-putting panel is so bold and stark, it's meant to stop readers in their tracks.
There are too many clichés, and a plodding weight to the prose, but this won't stop readers revelling in a fascinating sidelight on Hamlet.
This does not stop readers complaining, but it has to be said that very few do.
One posted a warning: "One word to the Publishers and Authors who created original trouble -- Do whatever you want you cannot Stop readers from getting free Ebooks.
However, there's nothing to stop younger readers who like to get their teeth into a good, long story enjoying them too; there's still plenty of clue-busting, code-breaking and narrow escapes.
If I make the ebook of Bringing Nothing available for free in the US then there's nothing to stop foreign readers downloading it, which would breach W&N's contractual rights.
That hasn't stopped readers from asking Mr. Ochse if Team 666 exists in real life.
Anthony Clifford Grayling writes as AC Grayling, and has said that his pen name – before he was well known – stopped readers from making instant assumptions about him.
