Sentence examples for tools to avert from inspiring English sources

Most economists — Mr. Roubini and Mr. Barbera included — say American policy makers have tools to avert the sort of deflationary black hole that captured Japan.

Some economists do think that China has the tools to avert a bust, or at least to mop up after one.

Mr Dale, who was speaking at a Confederation of British Industry lunch event in Newmarket, maintained that the Bank has the necessary tools to avert a housing bubble.

The situation is fragile and troubled — but still better than many expected a year ago, and it's a reminder that diplomacy can be an incredibly powerful tool to avert humanitarian catastrophes.

8, 24 Studies looking at disease transmission patterns in Haiti have strongly suggested the benefits of cholera vaccination as a supplemental public health tool to avert mortality and morbidity.

Companies such as Return Path ($35 million) provide senders with powerful tracking and measurement tools to help avert problems and determine campaign efficacy suggesting that email delivery, measurement and actionable data analytics are a necessary trifecta of capabilities that are driving investment.

Faced with this risk, you would think our policymakers would be using every tool at hand to avert the possibility - lowering the cost of bank funds by slashing interest rates, launching the Crosby plan to help the housing market, emulating the Irish and offering comprehensive deposit insurance.

Properly designed, carbon cap and trade can be a powerful tool in the fight to avert the most dangerous consequences of global warming.

But there are other tools there, he says, that could work to avert that.

This essay evaluates two central bank policy tools, capital requirements and lending of last resort, designed to avert financial panics in the context of endowment economies with complete markets and limited borrower commitment.

Libya has never had a truly professional national army — a cornerstone in the building of a modern state — one that was not the personal tool of a king or dictator and purposely kept weak and divided to avert coups.