Sentence examples for that would avert from inspiring English sources

The White House wanted to cause enough outcry that it would pressure Republicans into a deal that would avert indiscriminate, across-the-board cuts.

Throughout the weekend, regulators focused on completing a deal that would sell at least a portion of the firm, a move that would avert a messy bankruptcy.

At least publicly, American officials had hoped for a power-sharing deal that would avert a more dangerous predicament, but those negotiations broke down this week.

Both sides said they remained committed to reaching a new contract that would avert a potentially damaging walkout for the entertainment industry.

WHO ended a climactic fiscal showdown late Tuesday night by approving a measure that would avert big income tax increases on most Americans and prevent large cuts in spending for government programs?

Republicans and Democrats remained divided over how to reach an agreement that would avert a government shutdown, which could come as early as Saturday, when a budget bill now financing the government is set to expire.

The King decided that he should not withhold assent without "convincing evidence that it would avert a national disaster, or at least have a tranquillizing effect on the distracting conditions of the time".

"Administration officials could announce measures that would either avert the need to draw on the Treasury or cushion the blow of such a move, such as raising mortgage-insurance premiums and finalizing additional legal settlements with lenders, industry analysts expect," the newspaper writes.

Peter's asthma worsened, and his hands became so cracked from the damp heat that customers would avert their eyes.

At the same time, Mr. Boehner has told colleagues privately that he would avert a default, but whether he actually has the ability to do so remains uncertain.

We assumed that America would avert a "fiscal cliff" early in the year, but failed to imagine a government shutdown in the autumn.