Sentence examples for might avert some from inspiring English sources

A plan for decentralization might avert some of the worst strife.

There was, however, nothing inevitable about this cycle, and Polybius at one time believed that the Romans might avert it because the constitution of the Roman Republic was mixed, allowing for some monarchical and some popular elements as well as the aristocracy of the Senate.

But Dr. Toga warned that while using the brain might help avert some of the mental slowing that normally comes with aging, it had its limits.

Only the soft power of economic and cultural exchange might avert that danger.

If the former is true, then building up strength through exercise might avert early death.

The long-term benefit of this strategy might avert teenage violence, risk behaviors, depression and suicide.

Early this morning, it was unclear whether negotiations were under way that might avert the strike.

It might avert a future split (st itch in a intime; cosh2).

A few well-chosen words, or even miraculously some deeds, such as approving much-delayed tax reforms, might avert a disaster.* "Is Brazil Next?", by John Williamson.

He tearfully took them to The Post in the hope that their publication might avert similar tragedies, she said.

He tearfully brought them to the newspaper in hope that their publication might avert more tragedies, she said.