Sentence examples for just to avert from inspiring English sources

The Ladies Golf Unionn sets the course, and the idea behind shortening 18 to this degree was not just to avert carnage but to dissuade the women from laying up with their second shot even if the wind is in their faces.

Looks like she'll just have to avert her eyes.

As with the violence, the camera knows just when to avert its eye to preserve the PG-13.

Most liberal House Democrats and many Senate Democrats up for re-election next year oppose changing Social Security just yet to avert a financial crisis still some years away.

It's seems like a good idea, but it's just a shame that the suggestions are being made in response to a conflict that has already started; maybe it would have been better if the Shiite leadership had just tried to avert the whole showdown in the first place.

In this case the trust is just defective enough to avert some potential income tax problems but nonetheless able-bodied enough to work for estate tax purposes.

Williams broke to love in the third game with a walloped return winner, but her nerves tightened and Radwanska raised her game just in time to avert a seemingly inevitable straight-sets win.

They had just 48 hours to avert apocalypse.

In practice, we anti-Brexiters have just six months to avert that outcome.

A proliferation of media reports saying there are just three years to avert disaster have been met with near-panic.

He headed straight for the woods on the left, then jerked sharply to the right just in time to avert a collision with a sturdy red oak.