Sentence examples for like to forestall from inspiring English sources

Chester Zoo would like to forestall requests for its big cats' urine: it asks us to make clear that it does not in fact sell either tiger or lion urine.

Companies do not like political uncertainty and are likely to forestall investments until the situation stabilizes, new governments are formed and the new rules are clear.

Also missing: Sarah Palin, though her absence did nothing to forestall Elvis-like reports that she had been spotted in the building.

But increasingly, the midterm elections ― and the momentum we bring to them ― look like our best chance to forestall the destruction of our democracy. .

Own also encourages lifestyle modification tips, like sleeping on silk pillowcases to forestall wrinkles.

Work with, and support, like-minded scientists so they promulgate sufficient doubt to forestall action on greenhouse gases and any shift away from unfettered use of fossil fuels.

He describes a commentary he wrote, published just three days before the election, in which he called on Iranians to be vigilant to forestall an event like the CIA-sponsored coup d'etat of August 1953 that toppled the democratic government of Mohammad Mosaddegh.

He said: "Players who come in will be made to sign contracts to forestall any problems like those [in Brazil].

The mounting political opposition to the Argentine program appeared intended to forestall greater austerity measures like cuts in health care, education and Social Security spending.

With friends like these, we may not need enemies to forestall our best efforts.

Fearing a continued domino-like pattern of shootings, police are trying to act fast to forestall any acts of retaliation that could produce another string of violence.