Sentence examples for preemptive to from inspiring English sources

Unlike 911, Plerts is designed to be preemptive to an emergency.

It's true that it would be wrongheaded and ridiculously preemptive to try to slam the barn doors before any drone horses arrive.

It may be preemptive to say, but if and when Delta Rae perform "Bottom of the River," it will be a haunting anthem.

Seemingly preemptive to the meeting at the Asia Society tomorrow, the United Nations Environment Programme UNEPP) released a study on Tuesday called the "Environmental Food Crisis: Environment's Role in Averting Future Food Crises," which suggests that we begin to think more ecologically about food waste and infrastructure.

Given present international tensions, particularly over Iraq, it was natural that most of the media's attention was focused on Section V, proclaiming the U.S.' right to "preemptive actions to counter a sufficient threat to our national security".

Using emergency vaccination to reduce the transmission rate could provide an alternative to preemptive culling to reduce the susceptibility of healthy flocks at risk.

Aside from improving resolution and making 360 videos accessible to people without great network connections, the technology could some day make it possible to offer preemptive suggestions to creators on how to make videos more engaging.

A central key to sustaining common ground in teams is to catch discrepancies or possible erosions in common ground, and to take preemptive action to avert a potentially disastrous breakdown [ 37, 38].

(The announcement comes on the same day that competitor Retweet is launching, and is a bit of a preemptive move to try to announce something better).

This paper compares the different ways in which the cities of Hamburg and Rotterdam are taking preemptive action to adapt to climate change.

The filing, in a nutshell, was a preemptive strike to try to prevent a potential legal strategy the union may use in a couple weeks.