Sentence examples for avert so much from inspiring English sources
Looking away can only avert so much.
Violence ensues, sirens blare, and every man Earn included looks down at the floor, not so much to avert their eyes but to admonish themselves for having forgotten themselves and their surroundings.
However, now that we find ourselves forced to spend so much taxpayer money to avert a depression, we might truly have a historic opportunity to help ensure a greener planet while restoring economic prosperity.
Hopefully, protestors whether of the opposition or within the party do not get so much coverage as to avert the eyes from the real story.
Once the collapse was averted, the increase in debt—seen not so much as due to the fiscal stimulus but rather to the large decrease in output and thus in government revenues led the IMF to recommend a shift from fiscal stimulus to fiscal consolidation.
So much so that sometimes you wanted to avert your eyes.
What's surprising about nations acting together to avert a common threat is that it runs counter to so much of what we know of human nature.
Ms. Weinberg, of Bergen County, brushed aside accusations that the postponement was a tactical maneuver to avert defeat in the Senate, saying that the issue had generated so much public interest that residents deserved more time to give it thorough consideration.
Damon Knight gave the book a mixed review, commenting, "The problem [of how de Wolf can 'change the story and avert his doom'] is a tough one, and Hubbard does not so much solve it as slide around it..
It is not so much must-see TV as can't-avert-your-eyes TV.
