Meanings of prevented the success in English

The failure of Burgoyne's expedition in 1777 prevented the success of this manoeuvre.

It more than anything else hastened the fall of the throne, and prevented the success of the coalition.

The Green Party is gritting its teeth and supporting a bill that would have prevented the success of its founding members.

This fiery and impolitic manifesto more than anything else hastened the fall of the throne, and prevented the success of the coalition.

Royson prevented the success of this operation by a running kick and an upper cut which placed two Marseillais out of action.

Only the prompt arrival of Henry Masterton prevented the success of this foul deed; and it was Dixon himself who fell a victim.

The young Frank boldly executed his father's orders, but the intervention of Theodoric the Great, king of Italy, prevented the success of the operation.

The fault of Jourdan was a capital one: it prevented the success of this vast plan of campaign, and gave respite to the Austrian government.