Sentence examples for doing enough to avert from inspiring English sources
Germany needs France less and has shed many of its complexes, but history and self-absorption mean it will punch below its weight, doing enough to avert European implosion but not enough to give Europe renewed impulsion.
Barack Obama's administration believes it has done enough to avert another fiasco.
But his announcement was unusually candid in its expression of remorse in not having done enough to avert the crisis.
In a 2015 interview with the news program Democracy Now, Paul Oquist, Nicaragua's chief climate negotiator, said the accord would not do enough to avert a potential temperature increase of three degrees Celsius.
If at the end of this three-year term Mr. Thompson concludes that Volkswagen has not done enough to avert future wrongdoing and create a stronger sense of ethics, the company might land back in United States courts.
The brouhaha about whether the new Bush administration treated the threat of Al Qaeda as "important" versus "urgent" is history almost as ancient as whether F.D.R. did enough to avert Pearl Harbor.
After the failed peace talks at Camp David last July and during the recent weeks of violence, Mrs. Rabin asserted that Mr. Barak had not done enough to avert conflict and reach peace.
Police believe they have done enough to avert the government's threat to pass new laws outlawing the abuse of stop and search powers, despite new figures showing that black people are six times more likely to be targeted by officers than white people.
No matter the final outcome, Covered California officials are confident they have done enough to avert upheaval in the market.
Critics say the pact is vague and aspirational and does not do enough to avert serious damage.
Mr. Mugabe, a wily political survivor, has managed to fend off pressure from African heads of state to reach a power-sharing deal with Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition leader, who despite winning more votes in March did not get enough to avert a runoff.
