Sentence examples for tends to forestall from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Bean's play has a brash sweep that tends to forestall such objections in its eagerness to dramatize the origins of chicken tikka masala as the British national dish.
Here I'm particularly sympathetic to the argument elaborated by William Wohlforth in a 1999 essay, which made the case that unipolarity is more likely than multipolarity to keep a lid on conflicts, and that the mere fact of America's military pre-eminence tends to forestall the kinds of competition and aggression and arms build-ups that in previous eras tended inevitably toward war.
Short of forestalling outright rebellion, nest-feathering tends to gain the upper hand.
The European Parliament has also pointed at "the need to evaluate scientific integrity of the authors, in order to forestall possible risks, conflicts of interest or even frauds which tend to arise in a context of growing competition among researchers" [ 88].
It is probably best to buy tickets for shows being performed after Dec. 25, to forestall any "what did you mean by that?" conversations during wassail sessions, which tend to lead to indigestion under the best of circumstances, anyway.
Moreover, in a sample of juvenile detainees, individuals who tended to adopt a more abstract level of identification were less likely to have an offense record and less likely to experience school trouble, suggesting an ability to forestall some negative consequences of their behavior (Vallacher & Wegner, 1989).
