Sentence examples for may help avert from inspiring English sources
These mock battles may help avert mortal combat once the competition for does intensifies.
That may help avert near-term disaster, but it won't produce a credible long-term solution.
Whether aspirin can actually prevent senility is not known, but doctors think it may help avert the dementia that results when blockages in many small blood vessels in the brain cause dozens of tiny strokes.
In a move that may help avert a strike at the nation's third largest airline, Delta Air Lines and its pilots union announced Friday they had reached a tentative deal on pay and benefit cuts.
Ukraine is hoping that up to $27bn£16bnbn) in global assistance it won after the old regime's fall may help avert threatened bankruptcy and revive growth in the recession hit country.
Further findings suggest that dampening the brain's inflammatory response to radiation therapy may help avert such damage.
The bill's supporters say it may just help avert more violence, but skeptics noted that the California high school where the shooting occurred already had antibullying programs, including provisions for anonymous tips about students making threats, and programs to help teenagers get along, like one called "Names can really hurt us".
We believe that decreasing the duration of sheath placement and aorta occlusion may also help avert lower extremity ischemia.
They may be able to help avert some global warming for instance, by providing storage for CO2, by providing energy through wave or tidal power, or by somehow taking carbon out of the atmosphere faster than at present.
It may also, in an indirect way, help avert another rout of the players by the owners.
A return to profitability would be great, but we suspect that Bergs deep pockets would help avert any financial problems that may arise in the short run.
