Sentence examples similar to hence forestalling from inspiring English sources

The fear of death is thus forestalled.

Doing so will forestall more expensive repairs.

Man has several means for forestalling death.

Forestalling the inevitable ministerial response that these are matters for local decision-making, the signatories say: "The underpinning issue is one of the overall service and system design – hence the need for government to take a lead". Handily, powerful evidence has emerged this week to lend weight to the letter.

"The administration is simply forestalling the inevitable".

The Clinton campaign may have forestalled Sanders's revolution, but forestalling the revolutionaries is another matter.

CFS can forestall educational attainment, and hence illness places afflicted individuals on a lower trajectory of lifetime earnings.

Hence he tugged at the slender threads of his influence, vainly hoping to forestall a confrontation that could only be destructive to "good letters". When he quit Brabant for Basel (December 1521), he did so lest he be faced with a personal request from the Emperor to write a book against Luther, which he could not have refused.

But that may just forestall the inevitable.

To forestall such failures banks maintain equity.

Also, it did nothing to forestall foreclosures.