Sentence examples for head off failures from inspiring English sources
Last autumn, when the financial crisis was at its height, policy makers pushed some banks to buy weaker ones to head off failures.
It took that step, which keeps the lights and air conditioners on but with a little less hum, to try to head off equipment failures.
told The Huffington Post that McDonnell was "extremely concerned" about Washington's failure head off the automatic cuts.
The Federal Reserve could implicitly head off a public auction failure by buying Treasury securities to make the auction manageable.
Middle-aged voters, many of whom voted for British membership of the European Community in 1975, in the hope of heading off economic failure and isolation, are the least hostile to the constitution.
The appeal is not just to insurers, but to car-makers, who may be able to use such devices to head off component failure and, by linking the devices to the mobile phone network, also to governments aiming to improve road safety records and emergency services response times.
Predictive maintenance has become synonymous with monitoring vibration characteristics of rotating machinery to detect budding problems and to head off catastrophic failure.
Maron laughs his head off.
"I am — not — yelling — my — head off.
