Sentence examples for head off crisis from inspiring English sources

Waiting times for referral appointments, for treatment and in emergency units have all been exceeded this summer, even though the NHS budget has been ringfenced and extra cash – in total more than £12bn – has been found by the government to try to head off crisis.

It has rightly begun to look at ways it can help head off crises before they start.

[A20.] I.M.F. to Set Up New Operation As they follow the economic crisis in Turkey with concern, leaders of the International Monetary Fund said they were creating a unit to anticipate and head off crises in countries to which the fund lends money.

Still, diplomats had sought to head off the crisis and were rocked by the resignation.

To head off a crisis, China raised retail prices for fuel nearly 10percentt on Nov. 1.

With those concessions, he has managed to head off a crisis.

President Macron has called for a European renaissance to head off a crisis symbolised by "the dead-end of Brexit".

Bernie Ecclestone, 84, seemed powerless to head off a crisis that had been coming for more than two years.

One suggested way to head off this crisis might be for world powers, particularly the United States, to strike a "grand bargain" with Iran.

He was seen as the person who could head off a crisis that was becoming emblematic of the mayor's struggle to address income inequality.

And he agreed that his agency had failed to head off the crisis, because it had not recognized the giant risks building up in A.I.G.'s swaps business.