Sentence examples for prevent impending from inspiring English sources

The proposal also allows ISPs to prevent "impending" congestion, which makes it easy for them to slow down traffic at any time.

In contrast to many decentralized designs, the manufacturing execution system predicts future behavior and proactively takes measures to prevent impending problems from happening.

The gloomiest forecasts suggest parts of the Thai capital may be underwater by 2030, but experts are also critical of the lack of any clear policy to prevent impending disaster.

Estraven hopes that Ai can prevent impending war between two rival states, and asks him: "Do you know, by your own experience, what patriotism is?" "No," I said, shaken by the force of that intense personality suddenly turning itself wholly upon me.

Bombing dictators' air forces and armour to prevent impending atrocities, and trying to get the best possible result out of the aftermath while minimising our downside exposure to unpredictable consequences, is probably about as good as we can get under the circumstances.(Photo credit: AFP).

Yet bolder pledges alone will not prevent impending failure because the Paris Accord reproduces the flaws of the Kyoto Protocol.

Any efforts focused on preventing impending crises will also be part of this stage.

Radiotherapy is an effective treatment for skeletal metastasis in terms of preventing impending fractures, controlling pain, and restoring function [33], [34].

But this caricature of a Greek chorus also proves unable to prevent the impending fire.

Most memorably, he tells the story of John O'Neill, the tormented F.B.I. agent who worked frantically to prevent the impending terrorist attack, only to die in the World Trade Center.

Both the US administration and the IMF had to intervene to prompt a Franco-German led eurozone to take steps to prevent an impending catastrophe.