Sentence examples for to avoid wider from inspiring English sources

For now, most Iraqis still seem to believe that an overriding patriotism will push the Shiite and Sunni leaders, as well as rival groups within each camp, toward the compromises needed to avoid wider violence as the political processes launched by the Americans gather pace.

Green group WWF said farmers should get subsidies only if they agreed to create small floods on their own land to avoid wider flooding in towns and villages.

The changes, as well as the perceived secrecy around them, have attracted criticism that the party has been purposefully elusive to avoid wider scrutiny and backlash.

Because the network debates were likely to attract far fewer viewers than the commission debates, which were to be broadcast on multiple networks and cable outlets, many Democrats accused Mr. Bush of trying to avoid wide exposure.

It is shown that the islanding necessity is predicted correctly that helps to perform corrective actions such as controlled islanding execution to avoid wide area blackout.

Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) was developed to avoid wide exposures of the fracture site and minimize soft tissue damage [ 2].

Earlier today, Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov touted the talks as a way to avoid a wider military conflict.

An official said it would use a unspecified "stabilising mechanism" to try to avoid a wider rise in premiums on the exchanges.

Pakistan's military has tried to avoid a wider war, but, time and again, it has found that managing jihadi groups can be an inexact art.

The automaker also cited its successful identification of the 135,000 vehicles with the highest failure rates and said this success was enough to avoid a wider recall.

Mr. Erdogan's bellicose tone came as ambassadors from the Atlantic alliance, seeking to avoid a wider conflict, held emergency talks in Brussels at Turkey's behest.