Sentence examples for forestall competing from inspiring English sources
To forestall competing lines, most utilities would quickly cut deals for letting others move juice over their wires for a fee.
Suppression of annual grasses may also involve root competition other than nutrient depletion whence perennial roots simply occupy biological soil space and, through chemical signalling, allelopathy included, may forestall competing roots from entering their space (Monk and Gabrielson 1985; McConnaughay and Bazzaz 1992; Schenk 2006).
Then the Bishops Conference, perhaps to forestall a blizzard of competing pamphlets, all but banned third-party voter guides from parishes, requiring the explicit endorsement of the presiding bishop.
As an initial matter the new rules are intended to limit the period a target is subject to a competing bid and forestall undue rumors about a takeover.
Cynics suggested he was really trying to forestall a new hotel on the site that could compete with one he owned nearby.
Costs are also going up for companies, making them less competitive than rivals from America, where energy prices are falling thanks to the fracking boom.To forestall job losses, Germany therefore exempts companies who depend on electricity and compete globally from paying the subsidy.
The traditional cycle seems to have gone off course, as young people remain untethered to romantic partners or to permanent homes, going back to school for lack of better options, traveling, avoiding commitments, competing ferociously for unpaid internships or temporary (and often grueling) Teach for America jobs, forestalling the beginning of adult life.
If forced to, private companies will compete, but they much prefer to spend tens of millions of dollars buying the votes of state legislators to enact laws that forestall competition rather than spend hundreds of millions to improve their networks.
But that may just forestall the inevitable.
To forestall such failures banks maintain equity.
Also, it did nothing to forestall foreclosures.
