Sentence examples for forestall making from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, then by allowing Mexico to deposit its lumpenproletariat, so to speak, in the United States, we are allowing them to forestall making social progress at home.

The forestalling made it tricky for the tax officials to estimate what the take from the 50p rate would be in a "normal" year.

He then sometimes used such letters to forestall complaints made against him.

Although widely respected for his intellect, Kass's history of opposition to some reproductive technologies and his general wariness of other biomedical trends, such as efforts to forestall aging, made him a thorn in the side of many researchers and liberal thinkers.

That this is a religious civil war -- the very thing the founders fought so hard to forestall -- makes it all the more dangerous.

She added that the $4.2 billion in new borrowing would simply forestall cuts, which made future shortfalls inevitable.

"They're going to be spending a lot on health care," Professor Ghilarducci said, "to forestall disease, to make themselves look younger.

The Schuman Plan of May 1950 called for a merger of the western European coal and steel industries to hasten recovery, forestall competition, and make future wars between France and Germany impossible.

Sumitomo Mitsui hoping to forestall the deal had made its own bid to acquire UFJ.

This means that Mr. Boehner will have little scope to negotiate with Democrats on a compromise that would forestall the fiscal cliff, making it likely that the fiscal cliff measures will begin as scheduled.

Then the Puerto Rican government revealed that its debt had become unsustainable, although it managed to forestall a default by making more than $1 billion in payments Wednesday.