Sentence examples for averted danger from inspiring English sources
Averted danger is the essence of football.
Every time Yorkshire had a sniff, Somerset averted danger, with the prime example being a seventh-wicket century stand between Gregory and Overton, who hit the patchy Rashid for two big sixes over long-on on the way to 38.
The MetroStars had averted danger twice on the play, with Ammann stopping one shot and then Petke clearing a rebound shot by Steve Ralston from the goal mouth.
Aberdeen responded and a Jaroslaw Fojut block near the goal line averted danger in a crowded area before Rooney's fierce drive was saved low by Cierzniak.
Federer served out with a crunching ace and averted danger early in the fourth set before striking for 4-2 with a cross-court backhand pass.
Murray averted danger in his first two service games of the second set as Djokovic looked to restore parity, saving further break points to hold for 5-4 and 6-5.
But perhaps these dangers are averted if we restrict ourselves to taking from scientific operators a particular conceptualizable character which itself refers to non?scientific areas, and converges with science without applying it or making it a metaphor (Deleuze 1989: 129).
It is true, the threatened danger was happily averted; but wisdom pointed out the necessity of making suitable provision for the future.
Fortunately, even the most pessimistic agree that the majority of danger is likely averted if AI were "provably aligned" with human values.
The danger was only averted with the help of Abū Muslim, one of the chief organizers of the revolt against the Umayyads.
