Sentence examples for avert the possibility from inspiring English sources
The group, called the Recording Artists Coalition, filed a brief last week with United States District Judge Jed S. Rakoff, hoping to avert the possibility that Universal artists -- and possibly all recording artists -- will have to file suit against their respective labels challenging copyright claims that could be validated by his ruling on the MP3.com case.
Although sunlight is generally not intense enough to cause this in polar and temperate regions, salt deposits must kept as far as possible from waterways to avert the possibility of cyanide-tainted runoff water entering fisheries or farms.
The release may avert the possibility of Greece defaulting on some debt — at least for now.
The proposed algorithm supplements the Zone-3 operation by introducing the ability to identify a load encroachment condition, and thus can avert the possibility of blackouts.
Mr. Vassallo, the Microsoft executive, said his company's decision to conform to European requests on data retention was meant to avert the possibility of new regulation.
The group has described the suit as "perhaps the last and only opportunity to avert the possibility of an electoral train wreck before it actually occurs".
Thursday's agreement effectively averted the possibility of a disorderly and possibly chaotic departure by Britain on March 29.
The agreement averts the possibility that his ultranationalist Radical Party will regain power.
By settling, Bear Stearns averted the possibility of having to pay much more, even having the original $108 million award restored, Mr. Coffee said.
In the West, observers said that Putin may truly be searching for a way to twist Assad's arm into a deal now that Russia has averted the possibility of the violent removal of a key Arab ally.
The tension and the drama went due south last night in a gush of good feelings, as the world averted the possibility of Russo-Canadian hostilities breaking out on the frozen floes between the nations.
