Sentence examples for could have preempted from inspiring English sources

Else, such an outrage on the net over Facebook's decision to allow free access to ANYONE into the profile of children, would have certainly met with a strong opinion from FB user parents, who could have preempted this whole mess.

The delayed recognition of the presence of an illness by the patient and his mother reflects a combination of factors including lack of awareness of the signs of mental illness and of available resources, denial, and fear of stigma - all of which delay effective help-seeking behavior that could have preempted the behavioral crisis and police intervention.

But in Germany, where Volkswagen rules, Ford had to position the Galaxy as "the clever alternative". Similarly, Cadbury in the United Kingdom and Milka in Germany have preempted the associations that connect milk with chocolate; thus neither company could implement a global positioning strategy.

Since November, Republicans have preempted any problems like this by making no attempt to frame their agenda as bipartisan.

Other states have preempted cities from banning fracking.

Legislators in Maine, Minnesota and New Jersey debated bills this year that would have preempted local wage hikes, though none passed.

The candidates last year should have preempted Trump's issues, and I don't meet immigration.

Recently, nucleotide sequences have preempted this traditional method.

Thus, the increase in MBV induced by lipid infusion after salsalate treatment may have preempted any insulin effect.

Responding to economic incentives and competition, business models have preempted traditional physician-driven care delivery while competitive expansion has diluted regional expertise.

They called back to say C.J. had preempted!