When public revenues pay for high-quality infrastructure and social services, citizens thrive and crises are averted.
Crisis is averted when a deal is struck at Friday lunchtime, allowing Cameron just enough time to head back to London for a cabinet meeting.
A second near-crisis was averted in the early, chaos-strewn days of the outbreak, when two women from the Wharf escaped from a treatment centre.
Crisis was averted by Root and Buttler in a partnership of 80 for the sixth wicket.
A growing body of post-crisis legal and economic literature suggests that future financial crises might be averted by tinkering with the internal governance structures of banks and other financial institutions.
Consequently, we have a duty to ensure that the effects of these inequalities are mitigated, by providing resources to resolve crises and also by helping to build effective public health infrastructures in impoverished countries so that crises can be averted in the future.
So far, crises have been averted because states have eaten into national stocks, but this could be set to change because China, in particular, has run down its supplies.
For instance, if a trusted family member gets financial alerts when a senior makes a certain level transaction, crises can be averted with greater speed and dexterity.
I think they've understood it and institutions will be set up in such a way to ensure future crises should be averted.
But don't worry, contradicting identity-induced crises will be averted by beer and warm wood-fired pizzas from Bosco and Bee.
Only much later, when she had slipped away for a whiskey-laced cup of tea, did I learn the cord had been around the baby's neck – but it was testament to her characteristic composure that a potential crisis, even any sense of crisis, had been averted.
