Sentence examples for which averts from inspiring English sources

Dedicate it to the off-the-cuff remark – the gaffe, even – which averts a war.

There are almost no roads, which averts much of the illegal logging, disease and destitution that often follows forest development.

It is meant to be a preventive technique, which averts the damage caused by genetic disorders before it happens.

From these case studies (3.3.1.3 & 3.3.2.3) it is observed that because of implementation of the proposed methodology the relay R12 could detect the fault condition properly in Zone-3, which averts the mal-operation of the relay.

From these case studies (3.3.1.2 & 3.3.2.2) it is observed that because of implementation of the proposed methodology, the relay R12 could detect the fault condition in Zone-2 (instead of Zone-3), which averts the mal-operation of the relay.

Founders can retain more equity in their companies, and they don't have to shake hands on a big financing round too soon before it's apparent whether their company could be huge or not (which averts both the danger of taking a valuation that's too high to live up to, and buyer's remorse of taking a valuation that proves to be too low).

For Adagen, Enzon attached PEG's to the enzyme, which averted the immune reaction.

But Greece, which averted default earlier this year, is still viewed as scary, and its 10-year bonds have double-digit returns.

The Home Office settled a dispute with customs and immigration workers, which averted a threatened strike at ports and airports.

(Not New York City, though, which averted layoffs of thousands of teachers after withholding across-the-board pay increases for teachers and principals for the next two years).

Friday night's 11th-hour agreement on spending cuts, which averted a government shutdown, removed what had been a distraction for months over this year's unfinished federal budget.