Sentence examples for this would avert from inspiring English sources

Therefore, institution of appropriate anti-conjunctival therapy in afflicted patients is very important as this would avert further complications and improve the prognosis of infection.

In colorectal cancer control, the most cost effective strategy is the increased coverage of treatment interventions: at 95% coverage, this would avert 792 and 868 DALYs per million people in South East Asia and sub-Saharan Africa respectively, at a cost of around $Int0.30 per capita in both regions (that is, around US$0.10).

However, this plan would avert distracting turf wars.

This scenario would avert 227 new infections, which is a 25%% reduction in incidence.

At an optimal coverage level of 95%, this optimal programme would avert 381 and 595 DALYs per million population in South East Asia and sub-Saharan Africa respectively, at a cost of between $Int1.38 and $Int1.68 per capita (that is, around US$0.45 0.55).

When the Knicks traded Rice to Houston in the three-team deal that brought them Eisley (from Dallas) and Shandon Anderson (from Houston), they believed they would avert this logjam by trading Ward.

An all-seeing deity would avert his eyes from this lot.

"This is the city's priority," Mr. Küppers said, "as it would avert overcapacity and allow money to be invested in other fields of culture".

In sub-Saharan Africa, achieving this continuum of care for 90 percent of mothers and newborn children would avert two-thirds of newborn deaths, saving 800,000 lives a year.

A settlement would avert a lawsuit that would be risky for all involved.

In the past officials would avert their eyes if taxpayers greased their palms.