Sentence examples for ward off problems from inspiring English sources
"But how to go back without immediately remembering the circumstances under which we left?" To ward off problems, Ms. Switzer has installed a no-homework policy at P.S. 234 for the time being.
Many breeders take a variety of preventive measures to ward off problems.
Livestock producers feed these precious medicines to animals to fatten them up and ward off problems associated with the cramped, dirty conditions of factory farms.
Send the form and the bond via certified mail so you have proof of delivery (to ward off problems later).
Israeli soldiers walk in small packs to ward off trouble.
Today, growers like Koda use fumigants pre-emptively every season to ward off potential problems.
She said she had already begun changing the agency's ethics office to try to ward off future problems.
Activity appears to be critical, though scientists have yet to prove that exercise can ward off serious problems like Alzheimer's disease.
Theoretically intended to limit risk and ward off financial problems, the contracts instead have stoked uncertainty and actually spread risk amid doubts about how companies value them.
The company's geologists say this monitoring technology allows them to act quickly to ward off the problems of field decline to which Mr Simmons has drawn attention.What about the argument that there are no breakthrough technologies left to transform the oil business?
The diet is based on the belief that fruits, vegetables and grains including millet and barley can ward off health problems by making the body less acidic and more alkaline.
