Sentence examples for ward off aggression from inspiring English sources
However, this new power base was not strong enough to ward off aggression by their southern neighbours, so about 1820 under their new king Sobhuza I, or Somhlohlo ("The Wonder")—they moved northward to establish a safer heartland in central Swaziland (the Middleveld).
Helps ward off the cholera!
Some take drugs that ward off breast cancer.
That's a lot of demons to ward off.
Page 5: "ward of blows" has been substituted with "ward off blows".
Could raising taxes or interest rates ward off financial meltdowns?
Alliances among besieged states ward off the aggressor's advances.
Rest helps the body ward off infections.
Help your body ward off the flu.
The country insists it needs nuclear technology to ward off US military aggression.
Poland could support David Cameron's efforts to cut benefits paid to migrants from the European Union if the UK backs its request for more Nato troops to ward off any potential Russian aggression.
