Sentence examples for avoiding the threat of from inspiring English sources

There's no avoiding the threat of something colliding with Earth.

The Aviva Premiership strugglers, Leeds and Newcastle Falcons, came within minutes of avoiding the threat of relegation.

The governments of more than 190 nations will gather in Paris to discuss a possible new global agreement on climate change, aimed at reducing global greenhouse gas emissions and thus avoiding the threat of dangerous climate change.

Tiger Woods has been given a two-stroke penalty at the Masters, avoiding the threat of disqualification.

The Major League Soccer season will kick off as scheduled on Friday after a new collective bargaining contract was agreed, avoiding the threat of a players' strike.

The government's "big bang" reforms are aimed at reviving a flagging economy, as well as avoiding the threat of a downgrade in India's credit rating.

So what is required for a democracy to avoid the threat of "ending in tyranny"?

THE music business should have stuck by Thomas Edison's technology if it wanted to avoid the threat of piracy.

It also avoids the threat of lengthy and costly litigation as well as future enforcement actions by the E.P.A.

It said this was "to ensure it complies with relevant legislation and to avoid the threat of litigation".

Democratic leaders hope to orchestrate passage of health legislation in a three-step process intended to avoid the threat of a filibuster by Senate Republicans.