Sentence examples for rather than averted from inspiring English sources

This may be a question of a crisis delayed rather than averted.

Fifteen months later, the regime reversed itself, declaring martial law and outlawing Solidarity--but this only delayed rather than averted the looming crisis of the communist system.

In addition, amygdala activation increases when fearful face stimuli make direct, rather than averted, eye-contact with the viewer [27].

The same finding has been observed at 4-months [47]: when presented with photographs of faces, infants were able to recognize a previously seen woman's face, by eliciting a novelty preference, only if the face was first seen with direct rather than averted gaze.

However, the adjustments we applied (to account for partner overlap, for the impact of treatment on the interval in which an STI-attributable HIV infection might occur, and for the possibility that HIV cases averted are merely "delayed" rather than "forever averted") greatly reduced the estimated impact of program activities on HIV incidence.

We applied an additional adjustment factor of 0.25 for MSM because, in populations at high risk of acquiring HIV, a substantial proportion of the estimated HIV cases prevented may actually be "delayed" rather than "forever averted" by prevention efforts [ 76], and to account for "HIV sero-sorting" in which partners are selected based on HIV status [ 77].

40 When the dynamic transmission model is used to estimate the number of averted cases, rather than assuming the number of averted cases is proportional to vaccine coverage as assumed in the previous analyses, the proportion of cases averted rises sharply with increasing vaccine coverage then plateaus when coverage exceeds 70%.

This would not stop the boats entirely, and it will not satisfy those who think that migration is a possibility to be averted rather than an inevitability to be mitigated.

Viewed as an opportunity to be seized rather than a catastrophe to be averted, immigration can and will continue to be an economic driver of national success.

The report says: "The optimism some CEOs display may therefore stem from the relief that certain risks (such as the collapse of the eurozone) have been averted for now, rather than the conviction that things are really getting better".

Overall, Chloe performed better when the target exhibited direct than averted gaze.