Sentence examples for may forestall or from inspiring English sources

Narrative, dangerously, is what matters, although its truth may be selective, although it may forestall or frustrate analysis, although it can be twisted, commodified, appropriated, massaged into political message.

Optimal management may have the capacity to slow the inexorable tendency of chronic lymphedema to progress, and may forestall or eliminate many of the recognized complications of the disorder, including recurrent soft-tissue infection and chronic fibrosis [ 10].

Counterterrorism measures may forestall nine out of ten, 99 out of 100 or even 999 out of 1,000 possible attacks, but only one needs to succeed.

We obviously have some room to moderate these changes, and unexpected events may forestall others.

This may forestall political attacks, but can the company make money in this new environment?

THE BOTTOM LINE Studies suggest that a moderate cough during an injection may forestall pain.

Mandating a solution now may forestall a better one in the future.

China still has some advantages that, at least in the short term, may forestall a plunge in investment.

That may forestall the outflow of investment that would probably be set off by a perception that Britain would never join.

Between 10 and 20percentt of all cases of epilepsy result from severe head injury, but a new drug promises to prevent post-traumatic seizures and may forestall further brain damage caused by seizures in those who already have epilepsy.

Though the recent announcement by M.L.S. that it plans to expand to 24 teams by the end of the decade may forestall any pie-in-the-sky plans from the junior circuit.