Sentence examples for to avert more damage from inspiring English sources

Nearly two weeks after those storms, Ms. Grist's friends are still coming over, climbing a ladder, throwing a rope around themselves and cleaning off other parts of the roof to avert more damage.

Governments on both sides of the Atlantic have sought to tighten regulation on large banks and other firms, some of which required bailouts during the crisis to avert more damage to the broader economy.

He said it was the first large spill of such sludge, and it remained unclear whether rainfall and upstream water could help dilute the caustic mud in the river and avert more damage in the larger rivers downstream.

The only way to avert more serious problems is a new wave of reform".

The national government resigned in what it said was a bid to avert more bloodshed.

The delegation hopes to avert more tribal clashes in the town, Gardez, the capital of Paktia Province.

With 4,000 civil servants due to be sacked next month, the government wants to avert more job cuts.

The somber mood among Republicans could ease negotiations to avert more than $500 billion in automatic spending cuts and tax increases.

Will that be enough to avert more awkward questions about growth during today's analyst conference call?

Improving multiple components of the care continuum at the same time would act synergistically to avert more infections [ 26].

Managers, out of their gourds with anxiety, more than once ordered an opposing lead-off batter walked intentionally, with nobody on base, to clog up the base-paths and avert more potential damage by that next goddam guy up, Rickey.