Sentence examples for also to avert from inspiring English sources
Maynard stresses the need isn't just to ensure the safety of nano-enabled products, but also to avert a public backlash against the technology, which could grow if health risks aren't seen to be adequately addressed.
The state will also need to avert a potential environmental catastrophe.
You can't stop looking, but tarps or no tarps, you also want to avert your eyes, especially if you are familiar with his previous work.
The commission is also anxious to avert a trade war with the US, which has lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organisation against the ban.
The owners also hope to avert the nine-game reduced schedule that cheapened the 1982 season, interrupted by a 57-day strike.
But the Democrats said they had also acted to avert a partisan feud that would delay the military-spending measure, which is needed to finance the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and other national security programs through Sept. 30.
It also hopes to avert a vote for the more symbolic change in status in the General Assembly, which senior officials, echoing the Israelis, have warned would be harmful to Israeli-Palestinian peace and could foment violence.
The government also tried to avert another potential crisis on Tuesday when it sought an injunction to prevent border security staff members at British airports from striking on Thursday, the day before the start of the Games.
But, like the U.S. Federal Reserve, both central banks are now between a rock and a hard place as they also seek to avert a global slowdown sparked by the subprime mortgage debacle in the United States and the consequences of the era of cheap credit that only last year prompted a wave of huge private equity takeovers.
The party learns in Mt. Bur-Omisace that many other influential people also hope to avert war.
This would also help to avert another financial meltdown, which could certainly happen again if unregulated banks are allowed to continue their reckless, casino gambling practices.
