Sentence examples for taking steps to avert from inspiring English sources

Israel's taking steps to avert this threat hardly amounts to a "treacherous trope" of "victimhood" that rightfully should be inverted; it is obscene for Mr. Cohen to suggest otherwise.

My reason for taking steps to relieve the suffering of others is, in this way of thinking, as valid as my reason for taking steps to avert my own future suffering.

Taking steps to avert a political turf war, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and the New York State attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer, pledged yesterday to work together in coordinating the charitable response to the World Trade Center attack, their aides said.

Since then, the transit agency has taken steps to avert such tragedies in the future.

It may well be true in this case, and it may be best, all things considered, for the court to take steps to avert catastrophe.

I hope to witness – and be part of – the exponential growth in popular pressure to force governments to take steps to avert catastrophic climate change.

Investors have been looking to Washington all year for leadership to calm the markets and take steps to avert more corporate scandals.

The panel members cautioned AIDS workers to take steps to avert the complacency about risky behavior that could follow the broader use of effective preventions.

While you may be doing OK today, if a single expense is all that stands between you and financial disaster, you're heading for trouble, and you need to take steps to avert it before it arrives.

Throughout the day Monday, Egypt had prodded Israel and the Palestinians to take steps to avert a new outbreak of fighting.

The Saudi command says the coalition takes steps to avert civilian casualties, many of which they blame on the pro-Houthi forces.