Sentence examples for avert further damage to from inspiring English sources

To avert further damage to relations, the United States and Pakistan have essentially agreed to disagree over important points, like whether the Pakistani forces had been helping the insurgents.

And though everything should be done to avert further damage to the transatlantic partnership, "not everything has to be approved of .Mrs Merkel, on the other hand, has become increasingly bold in backing the Americans.

Nevertheless, a levee breach was found in the upstream portion of the study area (Fig. 12); thus, the flood water flowed to the upstream portion of the study area that contained farmlands, averting further damage to the downstream areas.

Haunch details are found to cause local failures on plate girders but the failure mechanism is useful for developing a technique to avert further damage.

The statement from the OHB-System supervisory board said Mr Smutny had to be removed from his position in order to avert any further damage to the company on the part of customers, political representatives and the public at large.

In the days immediately following the law's passage, however, it became increasingly apparent that this approach alone would not restore liquidity to the credit market soon enough to avert additional bank failures and further damage to the economy.

Financial stocks were among the day's biggest risers on relief that the European summit ruled out the need for British banks to recapitalise right away and thanks to a feeling that further damage to the banking system had been averted.

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Dr. Adzick said prenatal surgery may "stop exposure of the developing spinal cord and perhaps avert further neurological damage" or stop the leak of spinal fluid that causes brainstem problems.

One potential solution to avert further tragedies could be to again limit pilgrim numbers, but this would prevent more Muslims from performing the Hajj.

But before that, Mr. Mitchell has said, he hopes to find ways to avert further bloodshed.