Sentence examples similar to ward off future difficulties from inspiring English sources

It is telling that proponents of the ridesharing services, including drivers themselves, have sought the power of the recall to punish members of the council and ward off future actions.

Some researchers think their filtering could help ward off future brown tide blooms as well.

This gave the physicians an incentive to provide cheap preventive care to ward off future sickness.

India's newly appointed home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, vowed Monday to take action to ward off future attacks.

She said she had already begun changing the agency's ethics office to try to ward off future problems.

Such measures, the city said, could ward off future damage and possibly ease anticipated increases in flood insurance.

To ward off future supply shortfalls, regional governments are investing in their aquaculture (fish farming) sectors using a variety of policy tools, including fish feed subsidies.

Household did not adopt its Rights Plan during a battle with a corporate raider, but as a preventive mechanism to ward off future advances.

Now, the Fed is incrementally raising rates, hoping to ward off future inflation and preserve the tools it needs to address the next recession.

In the end, Mr. Ferguson won a second term, defeating Mr. Carden 58percentto41percentcent, leading his advisers to hope that he would help ward off future challenges.

And enterprises from Wall Street to Texas are keeping emergency teams and systems together to tackle new computer challenges or ward off future disasters.