Sentence examples for help fend off from inspiring English sources

SOME said Ron Fouchier's work would help fend off a pandemic.

Efforts like Best Buy's also help fend off regulation, which could benefit other companies.

If the various ministerial meetings speed freer capital flows and help fend off currency crises, they will be worthwhile.

So it turned to Amazon.com, which provides a variety of Web services to help fend off the hackers.

Card is happy to finally have company, the better to help fend off the good-natured barbs from American teammates.

But will this new editorial-content model aimed at building a community help fend off a decline in advertising revenue?

So far, banks have been reluctant to extent Vivendi any credit to help fend off the Vodafone offer.

She has also put up pictures of her friends and family to help fend off loneliness, she says.

Prime Minister David Cameron turned to a new recruit Tuesday to help fend off his foes — an ally armed with whiskers, claws and sharp teeth.

The increase might allow the German exchange to sweeten its offer to help fend off a higher joint bid from Nasdaq OMX and the IntercontinentalExchange.

The clouds reflect more of the sun's powerful rays and help fend off warming in the Antarctic atmosphere, the scientists write.