Sentence examples similar to ward off this development from inspiring English sources

We will ward off this strike".

Successive governments have used both carrots and sticks to ward off this outcome.

Some reformers maintain that all popular and government forces should unite to ward off this crusader-Zionist onslaught.

He is prepared, however, to ward off this "gaytergeist," with his signed picture of Charlie Sheen and Wilt Chamberlain biography.

For older toddlers, chewing on a piece of gum or sucking on a candy can ward off this discomfort, too.

Some family members attempted to ward off this further opportunity for self-blame or guilt.

Here, the lotion helps to create a gentle friction on the reddened areas of the body, which helps to stimulate blood flow to the surrounding tissue in an effort to ward off potential development of pressure ulcers.

Superstition, witchcraft, exorcism, talismans that ward off evil: in this land of the supernatural, irrationality prevails.

Can exercise ward off Alzheimer's disease?

Helps ward off the cholera!

Stretches ward off falling, and protect walking and climbing ability.