Sentence examples for to avoid widespread from inspiring English sources

Gupta has pledged to avoid widespread job losses if he manages to buy the business.

But there is little the government can do to avoid widespread school closures.

Before Jan . 1 2000, millions of lines of code had to be rewritten to avoid widespread computer failures.

The Paris agreement commits the world's nations to limit warming to below 2C compared to pre-industrial times, or 1.5C if possible, to avoid widespread and dangerous impacts.

A senior United Nations official said today that Afghanistan would need an infusion of $300 million before the end of the year to avoid widespread suffering this winter.

And last week, she suggested about $75 million in cuts to the Education Department as part of the Council's plan to avoid widespread teacher layoffs.

During the heat wave in New England two weeks ago, for example, the 3,000 megawatts of new generation added over the last two years proved critical to avoiding widespread interruptions, said a spokeswoman for the New England Independent System Operator, which runs the region's transmission grid.

Although superficially attractive because airway pressure data are easy to acquire, the idea that any airway pressure-based measurement - used alone - can provide enough information to simultaneously avoid widespread lung overstretch and tidal recruitment seems conceptually naïve.

If you can answer that riddle, you can avoid widespread confusion about China's poverty line.

Leaders of the charter school movement in Chicago say they hope they can avoid widespread unionization by letting teachers have a voice in running their schools.

They also argue that it is easier for them to run away and hide from security forces in houses, shops, or dark, narrow alleys, and that the smaller numbers, dispersing quickly, help avoid widespread casualties and arrests.