Sentence examples for possible to avert a new from inspiring English sources

It is still possible to avert a new slaughter here, but only if there is a major international effort — involving the United Nations, Egypt, China and Europe as well as the United States — to ensure that the peace agreement is followed and that President Bashir will pay a price for attacking the south.

"Officials are doing everything possible to avert a region-wide power blackout," he said.

He had argued that he had done everything possible to avert a showdown, only to be frustrated by Democratic intransigence.

As former monetary policy committee economist David Blanchflower keeps writing, with ever more anguished urgency, do everything possible to avert an entirely predictable social calamity.

Yet some analysts contended that the move was unlikely to avert a new spike.

Senator Charles E. Schumer is calling for a national commission to avert a new energy crisis.

It can, if it wishes, do something to try to avert a new plunge into global recession, which has become a real fear.

The coup was carried out by hard-line Communist Party, KGB, and military officials attempting to avert a new liberalized union treaty and return to the old-line party values.

Not to do everything possible to avert that outcome would be a dereliction, and one that Americans might greatly regret for years to come.

Someone with anxious attachment would quickly open a potentially "threatening" email and reply to it as quickly as possible to avert danger.

This finding backed up a statement from the train drivers' union, Aslef, that Mr Martin had done everything possible to avert the accident.