Sentence examples for that could avert from inspiring English sources

Another alarm that could avert a disaster is a water-leak detector.

Investors embraced signs of a political compromise that could avert a default on government debt, sending stocks surging on Thursday.

Prosecutors are discussing the findings with the Giuliani administration in pursuit of changes that could avert a lawsuit.

But Dr. Zimmerman would not rule out a final agreement with the unions that could avert the layoffs.

This is short-sighted and risks undermining the last hope for an international agreement that could avert catastrophic climate change.

Mr. Walder told reporters before the hearing that he did not expect Albany to contribute any more money this year that could avert a fare increase.

"It is vitally important that Congress move quickly to enact a pro-growth tax cut that could help avert a recession," he wrote.

New approaches are yielding striking results that could help avert a beds crisis – and improve older people's chances of continuing to live independently.

They warned that people are sleepwalking into an "ecological apocalypse", but said everyone could take practical steps themselves, and campaign for broader measures that could yet avert the wholesale destruction of species and habitats.

The United States and other nations have been dangling a diplomatic solution for Russia, tacitly acknowledging that the referendum would produce a pro-Russia outcome while suggesting that Russia could avert further escalation by leaving Crimea's precise status vague.

But Con Ed spokesmen have given assurances to elected officials that they could avert a disastrous failure without the union members.