Sentence examples for which could stave from inspiring English sources

Air Canada has introduced a new service called "On My Way", which could stave off a few grey hairs.

Some highland races may see introgression of newly adaptive genes from midland landrace populations, which could stave off the loss of some highland races.

They want to agree on a strategy to limit emissions below a warming threshold of 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), which scientists say could stave off the worst threats.

Considering Facebook's willingness to buy out threats like Instagram (which is still growing quickly in the first world), could stave off disruption and let it reign for years to come.

They may be an attractive draw as a surprise team, and by inviting them the B.C.S. insiders could stave off pressure to change the system, which has come from, among others, the House and Senate Judiciary Committees.

It won't be pretty, but it could stave off some much uglier alternatives.

Perhaps the pursuit of medicine could stave off what he believed was a genetic inevitability.

But the new patent could stave off such biosimilar competition until Nov. 22, 2028.

Though there were failures, too, it seemed as if good management could stave off the tragedy.

Until recently, he seemed confident that he could stave off an invasion.

That could stave off political trouble but do little for the economy.