Sentence examples for determined to avert from inspiring English sources
Lawmakers are determined to avert such cuts, but see no easy way to pay the cost.
"New Democracy is determined to avert, at all costs, such reckless adventurism".
Others, including Palley, Wood and Facchini, contend that Beadle was determined to avert UDI and afterwards sincere in his search for an accommodation until he came to believe this was not possible.
In his final days in office, Mayor Wagner, true to custom, did nothing to avert a transit walkout, and Mr. Lindsay -- not yet in charge and determined to avoid the appearance of a backroom deal -- waited until it was too late.
He was determined, he explained, to avert a repetition of the scene at the Houston convention in 1992, which is remembered not for his father's re-election drive but for scathing speeches.
That it could well carry both meanings at once seems beyond the imagination of many Americans, determined as they are to avert their eyes from the obvious and to excuse themselves from feeling or expressing human sympathy for their fellow human beings - and fellow Americans - whom they prefer to define as "foreign".
This study was undertaken to determine whether elective cesarean delivery to avert perinatal hepatitis C virus (HCV) transmission is cost-effective.
To determine further whether SirT3 has the capacity to avert growth arrest and to extend cell longevity we evaluated the role of SirT3 to increase the replicative potential of EJ-p53 cells.
Suppose the administration had determined that a bailout of Enron was necessary to avert a financial catastrophe.
As many analysts have pointed out, the plans — known as nationally determined contributions, or N.D.C.s — are, collectively, not nearly enough to avert catastrophic climate change.
In October, United Nations scientists determined that world governments must halve emissions in 12 years to avert global warming of 2.3 degrees Fahrenheit, beyond which storms, sea level rise and drought are forecast to cause a cataclysmic $54 trillion in damage.
