Sentence examples similar to averting entry from inspiring English sources
To avert MedCath's entry into the market, Community Health and St . Vincentmade deals of their own with doctors to build facilities.
On his 34-hour Project Mercury flight in 1963, the on-board computer failed, and Colonel Cooper scribbled re-entry calculations with pencil and paper, averting disaster just minutes before his return through the atmosphere.
Averting global financial meltdown.
But that would give West the opportunity for a brilliant counter: he would have to lead the spade queen, which either forces an entry to the East hand or averts the end play if South chooses to duck.
Libyan rebels say 25 doctors are seeking entry into one of Muammar Gaddafi's besieged strongholds in an attempt to avert an escalating humanitarian crisis.
NASA, once a shining example of American ingenuity, is berated in Internet discussions for failing to avert a reprise of the problem that caused the shuttle Columbia to break up on re-entry in 2003.
There was almost a risk that the soloist's entry might be a disappointment, so alive was the orchestra, but any danger was swiftly and neatly averted by Lynn Harrell, who realized the entire solo part as self-communing song.
