Sentence examples for head off the expected from inspiring English sources

But financial markets rose last week after hints that central banks around the world were preparing to head off the expected turmoil by pumping cash into banks.

Mr. Trump sought to portray his move as a compassionate effort to head off the expected legal challenge that White House officials said would have forced an immediate and highly disruptive end to the program.

He said he had also been taking part in meetings with others in Hollywood to try to head off the expected standoff between actors and the film studios and television networks this spring.

Using that information, it can try to head off the expected behavior by encouraging you at 10 30am to eat a salad today, and reminding you at 6pm to not reach into the cookie jar after dinner.

But Reagan did at least manage to keep control of the message and head off the expected disaster at the polls.Mr Obama, by contrast, is struggling.

"And in the absence of such a result the MPC [the Bank of England's monetary policy committee] may be forced to raise rates quicker than many expect to head off the incipient inflation threat".

He has called for nations to head off the worst effects of climate change, which are expected to fall disproportionately on the world's poor.

The swap was designed to head off an expected effort by the botnet owners to regain control by sending commands or new malicious software to the infected PCs, and to give Microsoft and antivirus software makers time to try to rid PCs of the Coreflood malware.

Obama tried to head off the rebuke.

Cut off the whole head off the fish.

Villaraigosa shrugged off the expected criticism.