The news was not true, but Marcus thought the he might avert him from his performance; but it argues him a man of wonderful self-possession, whether he at once saw through the cheat, or, believing it as true, showed no discomposure.
Germans, above all others, should understand that debt can trigger political catastrophe, and that generosity might potentially avert it.
But hard work might avert disaster, and it appears many governments are taking the threat seriously.
Next year the company hopes to introduce a blood test for the presence of the protein; if it works, it might avert thousands of deaths.
The question of whether to go plural reflects how the antiwar movement is trying to move forward now that the conflict it so passionately wanted to avert -- and for a time, thought it might avert -- has ended.
It might avert a future split (st itch in a intime; cosh2).
It might avert brownouts, too.
"Stroke is potentially one of the most devastating illnesses that we see, and it's especially tragic when simply taking good care of one's blood pressure or some other preventive measure might have averted it," says Thomas Lee, MD, co-editor in chief of the Harvard Heart Letter.
Additionally, our analysis shows that GM fortification of mustard oil might avert a substantially greater disease burden than supplementation alone, mostly because it would benefit the entire population, rather than a single targeted age group.
Early this morning, it was unclear whether negotiations were under way that might avert the strike.
