Sentence examples for it might avert from inspiring English sources
It might avert a future split (st itch in a intime; cosh2).
The question of whether to go plural reflects how the antiwar movement is trying to move forward now that the conflict it so passionately wanted to avert -- and for a time, thought it might avert -- has ended.
It might avert brownouts, too.
Next year the company hopes to introduce a blood test for the presence of the protein; if it works, it might avert thousands of deaths.
There was, however, nothing inevitable about this cycle, and Polybius at one time believed that the Romans might avert it because the constitution of the Roman Republic was mixed, allowing for some monarchical and some popular elements as well as the aristocracy of the Senate.
The appeal to the international court to rule on the legality of the war is more substantial, because were the court to decide that it was illegal, it would deal with the issue comprehensively and might avert future acts of aggression - but it would take years.
Early this morning, it was unclear whether negotiations were under way that might avert the strike.
After decades of getting its way, Wall Street simply presumed it was entitled to any and all actions by Washington that might avert a recession and thereby keep the stock averages high and the "risk-on" trades prospering.
Additionally, our analysis shows that GM fortification of mustard oil might avert a substantially greater disease burden than supplementation alone, mostly because it would benefit the entire population, rather than a single targeted age group.
It's this nostalgia that Challenger takes as her bulwark for trying to predict if we might avert future extinctions: "I began to consider whether the sight of something extinct or on the brink of extinction provoked a more constructive sense of yearning for all that threatened to tumble beyond reach".
It hopes a transformation like the one that China itself has achieved since the death of Mao Zedong might avert a sudden collapse.
