Sentence examples for answer to keep from inspiring English sources

The simplistic answer to keep campuses terror-free is ​to keep all "extremists" off campus.

On Sunday, at a news conference in Ames, Iowa, Mr. Obama declined to say whether Mrs. Clinton should explicitly express regret for the vote, but he phrased his answer to keep the onus on her.

But also like Mrs. Carnahan, Mr. Talent will say only that he is "looking" at the possibilities of running -- not a real answer but, as in Mrs. Carnahan's case, enough of an answer to keep political tongues wagging, especially since other possible Republican candidates approached by party leaders have refused to jump in.

For instance, getting a flu shot is not the answer to keep from getting sick.

So is the answer to keep these girls out of the press until they figure out how to garner positive attention?

Learn that peace if far better than war even if it means the problem must be "shelved" for the present time as well as "keeping a distance" from each other is o.k. as long as it isn't the only answer to keep the peace.

Stories down the ages have depended upon tension and deferred answers to keep their readers and listeners guessing.

Claimants described how, at packed meetings, lawyers' aides would fill out forms for them on the spot, sometimes supplying answers "to keep the line moving," as one put it.

TCS and Chandra must now find the answers to keep the model from becoming redundant.

And when I realized that I didn't have to have all of the answers to keep going forward, I found a bit of peace.

Regulate them, prosecute them, and break them up are the only answers to keep these amoral leeches from bringing our fragile economy down again.