Sentence examples for done to arrest from inspiring English sources

They agreed it was "vital that something be done to arrest this growing popularity".

If nothing is done to arrest this, the decline will accelerate.

But he admitted that with Andorra's share of the UK market down to about 3 per cent, something had to be done to arrest the slide.

If the campaign for preservation fails, there seems little that can be done to arrest the city's decline unless the battle is won by those who adore this most sublime of all cities.

Asked immediately after QPR's 2-0 reverse what could be done to arrest theatrics Mark Hughes shook his head and said he did not have much of a clue.

When Alistair Campbell described many comprehensive schools as "bog standard" and Gordon Brown threatened to close schools if they did not achieve the very modest target of 30% of their pupils gaining five GCSE grades A to C including English and maths, it was clear that something had to be done to arrest the rot.

"What can we do to arrest the decline?

What can Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons, and the Co-op do to arrest their decline?

"Sometimes, there is little you can do to arrest the difficulty of the downward spiral," Gilbride said.

There was nothing the Briton or Friis, the fastest qualifiers and pre-race leading candidates, could do to arrest Ledecky's phenomenal pace.

One of the most meaningful things we can do to arrest climate change is to change the way we eat.