Sentence examples for may help forestall from inspiring English sources

Daphne Merkin ("Is Depression Inherited?," Sunday Review, July 29) has it right: a secure, nurturing childhood may help forestall and even prevent depression in a genetically vulnerable child.

It may help forestall an Olympic scandal, but it also contradicts years of Justice Department resistance to what the department has viewed as Congressional meddling in prosecutions.

Understanding this relationship may help forestall future human hantavirus outbreaks.

But the book's major focus is the frown: Dr. Finzi offers anecdotes suggesting that taming overactive corrugators may save marriages and boost careers, and then, spinning some of the still largely debatable theories linking depression and anger with chronic disease, he postulates that Botox treatments may someday prove to help forestall heart disease and cancer.

The Pentagon is using an expanded American presence in Asia to help forestall deep cuts in the defense budget.

This will help forestall unauthorized migration from Mexico in the unlikely event that Mexico's economy takes a colossal dive.

One city, Wauwatosa, Wis., requires its employees to undergo "colonoscopy at age 50, to help forestall cancer and potentially high treatment costs," you report.

To raise some revenue for public purposes and help forestall a new bubble, a large tax increase on land values makes sense.

Containers to Clinics is one of many innovative approaches to building or rebuilding infrastructure in developing countries, to help forestall disasters or, as in Haiti, recover from one.

The monarchs of Jordan and Morocco can reassure themselves that the spectacles of blood and disorder elsewhere in the Middle East will help forestall any uprisings and safeguard their thrones.

She and other activists hope the insights from external reviews could help forestall ill-conceived projects.