Sentence examples similar to potential problems to preempt from inspiring English sources

Delay will only allow any potential problem to get worse.

Putin's stability is the stability of the gulag, where wardens ensure that all the prisoners have their allotted rations, reward the most obedient and punish potential troublemakers to preempt disorder.

By addressing the critical validation issues early, and in parallel with the evolutionary and maturation phases of the technologic development of toxicogenomics-based methods, it should be possible to preempt many potential pitfalls and data gaps encountered with retrospective method evaluations that could impede validation of this promising research and regulatory tool.

We want people who can redefine solutions to conventional problems, and strive to preempt unconventional dilemmas with inventive ideas.

They warned Obama, "We may, by being proactive, be blamed for causing the problems we are seeking to preempt.

Conversely, we can try to preempt problems, like malnutrition associated with under-consumption of food.

You never have a chance to preempt problems because OS X is so good at hiding them.

The graph indicates that the proposed scheme outperforms the others due to its ability to predict network conditions at the next hops in order to preempt potential congestions.

WASHINGTON -- Hoping to preempt potential riffs with one minority group critical to Republican chances in the general election, GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush may have sparked anger with another.

Ultimately, the goal in critical care is to appreciate the potential for this transition and attempt to preempt it by aggressive use of therapeutic interventions for pain.

Otherwise this is a bill that seems to preempt a problem that could happen in some cases.