Sentence examples for better able to avert from inspiring English sources

In marriage, women likely become secure and settled, thus they are better able to avert risky sexual behaviors including MSP.

"We were able to avert a major catastrophe," he said.

"They were able to avert a real cycle of violence," he said.

It needed managers and businessmen able to avert starvation and total economic collapse.

Will the Twins, without the astute Tom Kelly as their manager, be able to avert contraction?

You may be able to avert the worst even if your laptop is stolen.

She yelled and the kid came running, and the manager was able to avert panic.

But Oviedo and Wasmosy had a subsequent falling out, leading to a rebellion in April 1996, when only strong diplomatic pressure was able to avert a military coup.

They might, by attaching rocket motors to the incoming rock, or nudging its orbit with nuclear explosions, even be able to avert disaster.

When it found itself in a similar financial situation last year, Mr. Bloomberg was able to avert layoffs by eliminating raises for teachers and principals for two years.

The writer describes how U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan was able to avert war with Iraq last February by limiting the number of inspections there.