There's a connection between greatness and fecundity; most of the major filmmakers are either very prolific or would be so if they weren't thwarted by circumstance.
If he will not do that, Congress must ensure that its investigative authority is not thwarted.
But imperial Britain was not thwarted in any of these wars – however questionable we may now judge those conflicts to have been.
Biodiesel is already readily made out of cooking oil, but BlackGold says its process is far more flexible in the range of material it can convert into fuel and is not thwarted when the fats turn rancid.
Taxi drivers, who are protesting the government's plans to open their sector to competition, said on Thursday that they would continue their actions indefinitely and without warning so that they are not thwarted by the authorities.
It is, above all, incredibly difficult to make any comment about the death of a public figure that is not thwarted to begin with by a sense of yourself as rising to the occasion of your own sudden solemnity).
The Basque country is preparing to live through a moment of great change, of progress towards normality – so long as the process is not thwarted by some faction of the Spanish rightwing, terrified that the organisation's disappearance will deprive them of an alibi for holding up the march of Basque independence.
These oligomannose glycans are recognized by broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) that are not thwarted by the glycan shield but, paradoxically, target it.
In the standard case it at least appears to be true that the agent cannot do otherwise, whereas in the case amended to be parallel to the foreknowledge case there is a very straightforward sense in which the agent can do otherwise because her will is not thwarted by Black in any reasonably close possible world.
You're not thwarted or in a maze.
