Sentence examples similar to to evade potential fallout from inspiring English sources

To evade potential liability, they threatened to freeze the markets for asset-backed securities by refusing to allow their ratings to be quoted in S.E.C. filings.

Chick embryos in New culture were used as donors and hosts, to evade potential differences in intercalation or proliferation behavior between quail and chick cells.

"Honey & I" in particular is just a virtuoso piece of pop music -- upbeat, economical, and just unpredictable enough in sonic structure to evade any potential dismissals of triteness.

As of Wednesday, PayPal had a workaround in place to minimize potential fallout.

Perhaps seeking to minimize negative sentiment in relation to their views on Brazil, some banks are trying to limit potential fallout.

6. (C) Steadroy Benjamin speculated that the PM called for elections immediately after the Stanford indictment due to the potential fallout should things go very badly for Stanford.

Amid a new culture of corporate openness, boards have acted to punish poor performance and ethical lapses to stem potential fallout from regulators, major customers and large investors.

Those numbers come as Obama and other Democrats try to minimize potential fallout from the president's remarks on Friday about the Islamic center in New York.

Even so, Mr. O'Connor tried to minimize any potential fallout of the proposals to Greek authority.

Although that distinguishes this case from most others, the Justice Department and UBS also structured the settlement to keep the potential fallout from the plea to a minimum.

However, he is quick to dismiss the potential fallout from class-action cases related to WorldCom, Enron and investment bank Salomon Smith Barney's boosterism for telecom stocks.