Sentence examples for which precludes the from inspiring English sources

Animation demands a nine-month lead time, which precludes the kind of topicality that McGruder has come to rely on.

Posterior regeneration requires the presence of the intestine, removal of which precludes the formation of hind segments.

The phone is docked at the bottom via a 30-pin connector, which precludes the use of a phone charger.

Côté and Ogden convey their love convincingly, but there is a close-focused quality to Ratmansky's narrative which precludes the sense of grand tragedy.

Maybe you were under the impression that kings didn't need to be voted for, being, as they are, elected by divine right which precludes the requirement for democratic approval?

Before being told the event was closed due to four months of road maintenance (which precludes the event from resuming this year), Via Sport's organisers were offered alternative venues to host their event.

The bill would also allow delayed notification of subpoenas — which precludes the media's lawyers from being present at the proceedings — if a judge determines that advance notice would imperil an investigation.

The oxygen content of abyssal water depends entirely upon the amounts dissolved into it at its polar site of origin and the absence of photosynthesis, which precludes the introduction of new oxygen at depth.

First, this is a prospective follow-up study which precludes the drawing of conclusions regarding causality.

As mentioned before, the variable-competing risk can occur unwantedly which precludes the accurate recording of quality characteristic values.

The title compounds possess identical C-1 phenyl substituents which precludes the possibility of (Z)- and (E -stereoisomers.