Sentence examples for which could avert from inspiring English sources

He says the one area for government expansion, which could avert some future crises, is law enforcement's antifraud efforts.

In a statement, ACA said it was working "to develop a permanent solution to stabilize its capital position," which could avert a possible collapse.

A possible deal is to be put to fuel tanker drivers, which could avert strikes threatening to bring Britain to a halt, it emerged on Friday.

As shown in Table 4, we estimate that over a 20-year period, GM fortification could avert the most DALYs (18 million–34 million) and deaths (113,000 654,000), but at approximately 5 times the cost of supplementation, which could avert 12 million–28 million DALYs and 105,000 608,000 deaths.

Senate Democrats have been trying for six months to convene a conference committee with House Republicans on the budget resolution for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, which could have averted the fight they're having now.

Over 20 000 stillbirths are recorded annually in South Africa, many of which could be averted.

The central bank has acknowledged that it failed to tighten underwriting standards, which could have helped avert the subprime lending crisis and the subsequent recession.

Rather than attempting to defuse this ticking football bomb, we now find ourselves dealing with the aftermath and serious collateral damage, much of which could have been averted.

"She was in dire straits, she needed multiple blood transfusions, and she wound up needing a hysterectomy, which could have been averted if she had been given the appropriate medications," Dr. Tracy said.

In addition to examples of IS design which have been successfully carried out, the database that we have developed contains process incidents which could have been averted by the application of ISD.

American and European diplomats have been trying to restart Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, hoping progress could avert a United Nations vote, which they see as counterproductive.