Sentence examples for will have precluded from inspiring English sources

"If she becomes president, and regardless of whether the Weiner emails prove embarrassing to her or worse, she should be grateful for the pain now, for it will have precluded a lot more pain later".

Here, I will outline the theoretical barriers that have precluded the opportunity to experimentally test such behavioural/cognitive phenomena in plants.

England haven't bowled full enough to get significant reverse, although the moisture would probably have precluded it anyway, so you suspect they will take the new ball at the first opportunity, in two overs' time.

The 4% frequency of the homozygous variant genotype may have precluded us from observing these associations, which will require the study of this SNP in larger populations.

Through force of vision and personality, will they make moves to manage intra-Party conflicts of interest that, to date, have precluded meaningful political and economic reform?

Either choice would have precluded an appeal.

The tensions between Washington and Tehran have precluded such dialogue.

For years dysfunctional politics have precluded any serious economic reform.

The Tommy contract might have precluded Estée Lauder taking on another designer's fragrance.

Under British rules, a formal denial would have precluded a bid for the next six months.

Quite apart from being extremely uncomfortable, this would have precluded most forms of communication.