Sentence examples for clearly forestall from inspiring English sources
While experts on domestic violence say orders of protection can clearly forestall harm — they point out that 87 percent of the victims of family-related killings last year in New York City did not have one — a piece of paper, even one bearing the imprimatur of a court, is certainly no guarantee of safety.
By hinting that the United States might participate in locating and neutralizing the weapons, Mr. Obama was clearly trying to forestall the possibility of an Israeli move into Syria — and the reaction it might provoke.
I spent much of my military career in Europe when the U.S. presence was clearly geared to forestall an invasion from the East.
However, Microsoft's public strategy at this point is clearly driven by a need to forestall a Yahoo/Google tie-up and any other Yahoo defensive measures.
In fact, one suspects that the PR release of this "confession" (and the news that, while he was writing the book, Irving did at last find out who his father was) is designed to forestall the criticism such a dreadful, though clearly heartfelt, mess like this deserves".
Administration officials apparently hoped to forestall a full-scale ground operation, but Ankara clearly read Washington's support very differently.
Clearly, Maslow is based on Elie Wiesel, though Prose tries to forestall this assumption by giving Wiesel a cameo role elsewhere.
The TPP clearly sought to regulate irritating Chinese trade practices and to forestall their replication as an RCEP model.
Hewlett-Packard's indication that it will not issue a financial restatement clearly seems aimed at forestalling such an investigation by essentially claiming "there is nothing to see here".
Democrats said they were open to a substantial tax cut, and clearly do not want to be blamed for blocking action that could help forestall a recession.
Clearly, his massive vote came in large part because the left joined forces with the moderate right to forestall Mr Le Pen.
