Sentence examples for likely to forestall from inspiring English sources

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.

"It's more likely to forestall getting good products than to encourage it".

But signs of easing inflation, a fragile global economy and weaker industrial output in September were likely to forestall any rise in rates for the rest of 2010, some analysts said.

The government-backed mortgage giant Fannie Mae is to pay $59.4bn back to US taxpayers, in a move that is likely to forestall a looming battle over the federal debt limit.

But they may be surprised to learn that when their equity in the property reaches 20percentt -- a percentage that the mortgage industry considers likely to forestall default -- they can request cancellation of the insurance, which typically costs $30 to $100 a month.

But in a move likely meant to forestall any sharp market reaction that could undercut the recovery, the central bank also said it "likely will be appropriate" to keep rates near zero "well past the time" that the jobless rate falls below 6.5percentt.

The post-Soviet lesson is that the real or realised threat of serious violence is likely to prevent or at least forestall popular revolution by inhibiting people from coming onto the streets or coming back again if they do.

Moreover, in a sample of juvenile detainees, individuals who tended to adopt a more abstract level of identification were less likely to have an offense record and less likely to experience school trouble, suggesting an ability to forestall some negative consequences of their behavior (Vallacher & Wegner, 1989).

The accord is expected to forestall litigation that was likely to have arisen as fast-growing states jockey for the best way to keep the water flowing to their residents and businesses in increasingly dry times.

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

But in its report, the AP said that the US government paid $2.5m to Levinson's family to forestall a lawsuit that would have likely resulted in details of the arrangement between Levinson and the agency coming to light.