Sentence examples for better averted from inspiring English sources

Certainly, one future avenue for research would be to clarify the circumstances of inpatient residential moves and whether any proportion of them would have been better averted, investigations that would perhaps lead into better interventions to support tenancy sustainment.

What is the crisis to be averted or, even better, the incredible opportunity that is too good to miss?

Because the efficacy, when translated into cases averted and deaths averted, is just tremendous.

We are all better off when economic crisis is averted and wealth increases.

For example, Senju, Yaguchi, Tojo, and Hasegawa (2003) showed that while TD children were better at detecting direct gaze than averted gaze, no such difference was found in children with ASD.

Costs are averted when complications are averted (15).

These metrics include deaths averted and private expenditures averted.

Overall, Chloe performed better when the target exhibited direct than averted gaze.

The party, he continued, needed to get better at spelling out the disasters they had averted — and not just the Liberal Democrat policies they had averted.

We were in a "risk on" mode, with equity markets rising and bond markets falling, based on the idea that the economy was looking rather better than feared and that the Europeans had averted complete disaster with the Greek deal.

Most health officials now agree that the epidemic could have been contained earlier, if not averted, by a more robust and better-organized international response.