Sentence examples for be required to avert from inspiring English sources
In a worst-case scenario a total holding of £900bn might be required to avert another financial crisis.
Extensive reforestation may be required to avert dramatic loss of biodiversity, system resilience and ecosystem services from Brazil's Atlantic Forest, and is legally required by Brazil's Forest Code.
The new study's authors emphasized that in the long term, major cuts in carbon dioxide would be required to avert dangerous climate impacts.
I wonder if Americans are unwilling to support the sacrifices that will be required to avert fiscal catastrophe in part because they are less conscious of themselves as components of a national project.
"It is increasingly likely that external assistance will be required to avert a tragedy". Jean-Pierre de Margerie, WFP's country director in North Korea, told the Associated Press that officials had admitted for the first time that they were having to reduce or suspend state rations.
Such change may be required to avert an otherwise be a slow, painful decline into persistent freshwater scarcity statewide.
But polls suggest Mr. Toledo will not win the outright majority that is required to avert a second-round runoff.
A year later, Long-Term Capital Management lost $4.6bn£3bn inin less than four months; a bailout was required to avert the threat to the global financial system.
Few now dispute the central thrust of the argument advanced by the rating agency that the economy of the euro zone is deteriorating so rapidly that quick and far-reaching action is required to avert disaster.
Their pledges were far from bold, and left both sides open to criticism: China's emissions, after all, will continue to grow over time, and cuts pledged by the U.S. still fall far short of what scientists say is required to avert the worst effects of warming.
