Sentence examples for better forestall from inspiring English sources

Gordon is working hard to understand these partnerships to better forestall their untimely end.

Studies are currently ongoing to determine whether resistance is better forestalled through continuous or discontinuous dosing schedules.

A major goal of the council in ending its secrecy is to demonstrate that self-regulation works -- the better to forestall intervention by outside regulators like the Federal Trade Commission.

"The fact that the stock market is starting to act a little better might forestall talk of an intermeeting rate cut," said Bill Hornbarger, chief fixed-income strategist at A. G. Edwards in St . Louis

The young emperor again showed his resoluteness by deciding in favour of trying to deprive Wu of his army, arguing that the three kings were sure to eventually rebel against Beijing and that it would be better to forestall them by taking advantage of this opportunity.

Prop open their doors, the better to forestall mold and mildew (which like to grow in the dark) and their odors, which may transfer to the refrigerator's plastic parts.

Mandating a solution now may forestall a better one in the future.

The department wants to continue expanding its efforts to line sewers with resin, to better preserve them and forestall total rebuilding.

give him some time in office to see how he performs, etc. they ultimately say, 'no never' (and the longer they forestall the better).

Earlier diagnosis and better early treatment to forestall both microvascular and CV complications deserve consideration, but this is beyond the scope of this review.

Action born of better understanding is forestalled, with costs in every currency that matters, from money itself, to the precious resources that sustain us, to years of life and life in years, to every treasure of the natural world.