Sentence examples for ready to avert from inspiring English sources

Despite that threatening "must," House members, at ease on their summer vacations, simply want to be able to say they stand ready to avert this grave national threat if only the Senate would do its job.

What Allison sees is invariably disturbing to us as well as to her; we watch with vigilance, ready to avert our eyes, even in a seemingly garden-variety dream in which Allison is being chased through an empty airport by a wolf.

The clinician must not be judgmental of the patient's traditional or cultural beliefs and must be ready to offer appropriate guidance to avert the risks of adverse events [81].

President Barack Obama announced on Friday he is still "ready and willing" to get a package done to avert the fiscal cliff, the latest development in an ongoing battle to reach an agreement to avert the fiscal cliff before the new year.

With neither side appearing ready to compromise, the Premier League urged further negotiations yesterday to avert the first strike in English soccer history.

While Lincoln admitted that counterfeit-proof was a very "bold claim," he said he was not ready to say what kind of technology would be used to avert copyright piracy.

To avert a republican backlash, Ouro Preto exploited the ready credit available to Brazil as a result of its prosperity.

Republicans, who last month let taxes rise on incomes over $400,000 to avert broader tax increases and the "fiscal cliff," are now ready to stand their ground, regardless of the military cuts.

But it's undeniable that from climate change (with Tesla's emphasis on reducing the use of fossil fuels); to malevolent artificial super-intelligences (with Neuralink); and the threat of global war wreaking havoc (the Mars escape plan à la SpaceX), Musk is readying a large chunk of humanity for a coming cataclysm — and trying to avert it.

The District of Columbia is ready to take back control of its finances six years after a federally appointed board stepped in to avert collapse, city officials said today.

Those in charge must realize that to avert disaster we will have to pay the expensive price of reforms, to be ready to live with the sacrifices that starting over entails.