Sentence examples for unquestionably prevent from inspiring English sources
Doing so can unquestionably prevent huge suffering and tragedy – 20% of young people who self-harm not only think about suicide, but also have plans to carry it out.
If you were to add any element of sexual competition, inter-unit sexuality, or hesitance in trust, it would unquestionably prevent those bonds from forming or immediately destroy them if introduced".
They were unquestionably stupid.
It is unquestionably our responsibility to advocate for wise policies on our campus and prepare, as best we can, to prevent and respond to violent crime at our college.
But the Sudanese government is unquestionably to blame for preventing a solution.
If that $25 million had been used in very specific ways that work very well to teach people with high blood sugar to out-rightly avoid diabetes, it would have already saved some $207 million in Medicaid costs for new diabetes cases that unquestionably could have been prevented.
Unquestionably, faulty conclusions can be drawn if one ignores the potential biases and errors that RCCTs are intended to prevent, but equally faulty conclusions can be drawn if the design and interpretation of RCCTs fails to adequately account for clinical and biological realities.
A smaller shoe size might have prevented Demba Ba from producing what is, only hours into April 1, unquestionably the goal of the month.
Back then, the public was not only prevented from going abroad; it was also inculcated with propaganda that the Soviet Union was unquestionably the world's best country, so there was no need to leave anyway.
These constitutional restrictions have unquestionably lessened state borrowing; in so doing they have, perhaps, reduced waste, but they have also sometimes prevented urgently sought improvements.
