Sentence examples for which is prevented from inspiring English sources

Erection is brought about by distension of the cavernous spaces with blood, which is prevented from draining away by compression of the veins in the area.

The microbial decomposition of petroleum is an aerobic process, which is prevented if the oil settles to the layer of anaerobic sediment at the bottom (natural oil deposits in anaerobic environments are millions of years old).

The Super Pac – which is prevented by campaign finance rules from communicating directly with candidates it supports – was also forced to distance itself from an email that was sent out by one of its consultants seeking to hire permanent staff for the future official campaign.

Without a lender of last resort in the European Central Bank, which is prevented from lending directly to governments, members of the eurozone are akin to developing countries using a foreign currency: they are more easily pushed into insolvency when the markets panic.

Perhaps at higher concentration, agglomeration occurs which is prevented from absorption.

Power is ability plus opportunity: a being which has maximal ability but which is prevented by circumstances from exercising those abilities would not be omnipotent.

"Our objective remains the same, which is preventing cruelty to animals," she said.

It is, rather, the lack of jobs, which is preventing many graduates from getting started on their working lives.

"Instead, we have another layer of government red tape which is preventing boroughs from getting on with building new schools".

The issue is being caused by a temporary outage in the contacts system used by Gmail which is preventing Gmail from loading properly.

For example if a system is suffering from widespread failure which is preventing user's accessing a service, diagnostic metrics increase in importance while use metrics decrease.