Sentence examples for may have forestalled from inspiring English sources

American officials say they believe that those arrests may have forestalled attacks on American targets.

China's massive stimulus programme may have forestalled disaster in the migrant-labour force.

The Clinton campaign may have forestalled Sanders's revolution, but forestalling the revolutionaries is another matter.

Legal and moral objections were raised, but the land company's activities doubtless hastened the British annexation of New Zealand and may have forestalled a similar move by France.

Although it may have forestalled a possible German attack on the French, Passchendaele, with enormous loss of life, achieved none of its main objectives.

In terms of our imaging methods, our choice to conduct a whole-brain, voxel-wise analysis may have forestalled our ability to detect nuanced regional brain alterations such as those in the hippocampus.

It emerged today that a riding accident may have prevented Charles from finding out the exculpatory information in time to have forestalled the abortive trial.

The ecstatic mood seems to have forestalled all criticism.

Lottery funds might have forestalled the hemorrhage, he said.

That would have forestalled the great Hillary heist of china, silver and ottomans.

Slower reunification might well have forestalled the steamrollering of the East German economy, as Mr Grass argued two decades ago.