Sentence examples for avoided the disaster from inspiring English sources

However, many experts say at least some blame for the violence also belongs to the radical left-wing organizations that run prison wards like indoctrination centers and refused compromises that might have avoided the disaster.

Instead another Australian officer was nominated to make the trip, and Jones avoided the disaster which followed.

Put simply, the deal ensures that two disasters are avoided: The disaster of Iran getting a nuclear bomb and the disaster of going to war with Iran.

It has avoided the disasters that have afflicted Alstom and ABB, European rivals that have flirted with bankruptcy due to slack management and poor financial controls.

For instance, Mr Obama shows no particular sign of being able to reconcile the need to end the occupation of Iraq with the need to avoid the disaster that a power vacuum in the heart of the Middle East would cause.

This initiative should be abandoned, and all Labour MPs should concentrate on what millions of Labour supporters want – working flat-out in unity to avoid the disaster of a Tory victory at the forthcoming general election".

"When you've been through this before, you realize how important it is to play for position, to simply avoid the disaster hole," said Els, who won the Open in 1994 and 1997.

Members of the current regime, such as vice president Farouq al-Sharaa, could play a role in an alternative government to avoid the disaster that occur in Iraq following de-Ba'athification, Sharro said.

In interviews, Dürrenmatt also freely admitted that his play owed a lot to Sophocles's Oedipus Rex, in that it shows a hero going to great lengths to avoid the disaster he feared, only to make it more inevitable.

That said, independent economists would have taken these factors into account when making their forecasts; and they were expecting growth of twice the 0.2% official figure.The flow of economic news this week has been dispiritingMr Brown may still avoid the disaster that befell Mr Wilson, but the flow of economic news this week has been dispiriting.

While the targets on the table are not yet adequate to avoid the disaster of more than 2C of warming, the surprise inclusion of an aspiration to cap temperature rises at 1.5C signals a shared understanding that the targets will have to be tightened at each successive review.