Sentence examples for is averting from inspiring English sources

But the most pressing task is averting the sudden expiration of all the Bush-era tax cuts, a payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits at the same time that across-the-board military and domestic spending cuts kick in.

While it's a potent symbol and convenient rallying point for campaigners, it's a distraction from core issues and opportunities on energy and largely insignificant if your concern is averting a disruptive buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

He will argue, aides say, that the rest of the world is averting its eyes to disaster as surely as Europe did in the 1930's, or America before it was attacked in 1941 and 2001.

I argued that the pipeline issue, which will confront President Obama later this year as he decides whether to approve the project, is a distraction from the core issues involving our energy future and is largely insignificant if your concern is averting a buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

But with its narrow focus on one family chronicle – what she calls "a particular story about a family at a particular time in history, from their particular point of view" – her film lays itself open, rather obviously, to the charge that it is averting its eyes from the Palestinian trauma.

Being polite in New York is averting your eyes to public tears because everyone knows that space and privacy is the one thing no one can afford in their tiny minuscule apartments.

The affair is averted.

Disaster, like clockwork, is averted.

The disaster is averted.

Crucially, military action is averted.

Ransom is victorious, and the planetary tragedy is averted.