Sentence examples for difficult to forestall from inspiring English sources

Prevention Most top managers will find it exceedingly difficult to forestall all power struggles.

In such a situation, "there will come a time where if you don't have a strong, coherent Lebanese armed forces to play a critical national security and stabilization role, the decay into broader patterns of civil violence might be very difficult to forestall," Mr. Nerguizian said.

The increase solidified a trend of ever-rising emissions that scientists fear will make it difficult, if not impossible, to forestall severe climate change in coming decades.

He has used the phrase "flat out" before - the last time on February 25 when, exasperated by questioning in the House of Commons, he attempted to forestall a difficult discussion about Iraq by telling everybody he was working flat out.

The questions of death -- when to forestall it, when to assist it and who gets to decide -- are agonizingly difficult.

We learn daily also how difficult the technological efforts to contain this blowout are and how little effective regulation was in place to forestall such a disaster.

Removing reserves at the right rate fast enough to forestall serious inflation, but not so fast as to thwart a recovery is a very difficult balancing act.

To forestall such failures banks maintain equity.

Second, to forestall further chaos.

Also, it did nothing to forestall foreclosures.

Or to forestall that change all together?