Sentence examples for it could be averted from inspiring English sources

Gen. John P. Abizaid, who heads the command, warned publicly in August about the risk of civil war in Iraq, but he said then that he thought it could be averted.

And so, it was assumed, heart attacks could be averted.

It was proposed these complications could be averted if multiply injured patients with specific characteristics were not subjected to reamed intramedullary nailing in the first instance.

Our non-intervention policy was based on the fact that it was thought that the war could be averted for several weeks more.

In addition to preventing maternal deaths, it is estimated that 12%% of neonatal deaths could be averted through ANC at 90%% coverage [ 3].

But if people devoted their collective intelligence to trying to deal with the problem, I think it is possible that the worst of the crisis could be averted.

Therefore, it follows that clusters of case-patients representing recent TB transmission could be averted through improved contact investigation efforts.

People were clinging on to any hope that the "madness of 1914" could be averted or – if another war was likely – that it could be fought without another terrible loss of life.

To understand Mr. Castañeda's own evolution, it bears noting that he did not oppose Nafta because he felt globalization could be averted.

This is a meaningful reduction because it implies that for every 14 women who enroll in the program, 1 additional rape could be averted.

Furthermore, it is suggested that 74% of maternal deaths and 63% of newborn deaths and disabilities could be averted if all births are attended by a Skilled Birth Attendant with access to a quality referral facility [ 4].