Sentence examples for try and stave off from inspiring English sources

But perhaps this development will instead push innovators in this space to manufacture software-only medical machine vision technologies to try and stave off products liability.

Manchester United are planning to hold fresh contract talks with Anthony Martial to try and stave off interest in the France international from Juventus.

In recent months, Thailand has claimed to have taken decisive action, shutting down all active Rohingya trafficking camps and pushing through a series of hasty reforms in its seafood sector, including requiring boat owners to register migrant workers and undergo new licensing and registration of all boats and equipment to try and stave off the EU ban.

"When South Africa bat the top three are going to be so crucial to try and stave off this momentum England have.

He cites an academic paper from several years ago that examined the fate of a small company whose owners decided to try and stave off bankruptcy by letting the employees run the company.

I can think of no better reason to try and stave off a divorce, can you?

This is extremely problematic when trying to contain and stave off mass hunger.

If financial reform is to address income inequality adequately, such equal and fair access to credit--which the CRA is designed to promote--is one of the best ways to try to reduce those inequalities, and stave off future crises.

There are also traditional radio stations offering streaming channels through TuneIn, plus independent station apps and Clear Channel's iHeartAuto, which streams more than 800 stations from 150 cities. Terrestrial radio stations are increasingly trying to attract online listeners and stave off competition from the likes of Internet-only services like Pandora and Mog.

Well, try and stave it off.

Hercules has been trying to pay down heavy debt and stave off rising materials costs since its $3.1 billion acquisition of BetzDearborn in 1998.