Sentence examples for is to ward from inspiring English sources

Its aim is to ward off deflation, a persistent problem over the past 20 years.

The biggest challenge is to ward off the despair and the indifference".

In a democracy, the primary role of the central bank is to ward off inflation.

A better option is to ward off any bugs by gargling antiseptic regularly.

The purpose of the thread, which often contains poison, is to ward off enemies or to capture prey.

His only conceivable purpose is to ward off any future attempts to pursue the still unanswered questions about the meltdown.

A man about my age told me it was to ward off the deer.

Ostensibly, it was to ward off swine flu, then considered a major threat.

The important thing was to ward off cynicism of its testing program.

"It was to ward off further talk of a pony," Bernadette says about that vow.

The slippers — technically more like slides — are to ward off temptation.