"prevent from" or "prevent by"?
| He is therefore prevented from playing. |
| That project was prevented from receiving. |
| Lightly flour the dough to prevent from sticking 3. |
| A special system used in the printer prevents from ribbon creasing while printing. |
| Wee There is no point in banning something that you can not prevent from happening. |
| Even though he was prevented from recording for a year, he did get out of the deal. |
| RU-UDE! It would be nice if people like Ludd could be prevented from enjoying museums, concerts, fine foods etc. |
| The entire process will take place in secret Family Courts and you will be gagged and prevented from speaking out. |
| Therefore sinful man was forbidden and prevented from approaching the perfect God except thru the gate on the east. |
| It is dangerous business to arrive in eternity with possibilities that you have prevented from becoming actualities. |
| This can be prevented by addition of Tween 80. |
| Another important point is that osteoporosis can be prevented by taking almonds. |
| Generally gum disease can be easily prevented by following a reliable daily oral health routine. |
| This handful would be prevented by the devilish majority from getting their hands on the levers of power. |
| What the study doesn't say is how many of those deaths would have been prevented by cyclists wearing helmets. |
| I mean, certainly in the Irish section, bombs that could and should have been prevented by MI5 were detonated on the U. |
| Students tried to remove the fencing wires and barricades at the university main gate which was prevented by the police. |
| Contain the hazard If the hazard can not be eliminated, contact might be prevented by using enclosures, machine guards, worker booths or similar devices. |
| If he was, it needs to be outed in order for that kind of thing to be prevented in future, if he was n't, then his image has been unfairly tarnished. |
| In order to prevent reabsorbing those toxins, our intestines produce even more mucus on it's walls, preventing in this way absorption of too much bad things. |
| More than 90 percent of those accidents could have been prevented with proper eyewear. |
| However, others such as invasion by new plants and animals may be prevented with vigilance and resources. |
| Eighty to 90 percent of breaches are caused by simple attacks, and 96 percent of those breaches could be prevented with basic security controls. |
| Most of these deaths could have been prevented with the availability of more doctors or health care workers, facilitating quick health care delivery. |
| In an electronically borderless world -- think Wikileaks -- there is no way that the South African government is going to prevent with this Bill the media from disseminating damaging information. |
| This is because millions of children die from diseases that can be prevented through vaccines. |
| I feel sick myself whenever i read this kind of issues happening to our brothers and sisters, mostly younger one, which can be prevented at this modern times. |
| These forces must be prevented at all cost from taking control of the government that will eventually destroy the existence of a pluralism-based democratic system. |
| Which let me enlighten you the pharma industry with great efforts has been preventing over the years. |
| According to her, the system will prevent over indebtedness of borrowers who may have multiple borrowing across the financial system, which will also improve risk management by lenders. |