Sentence examples for will be able to avert from inspiring English sources

For now, it looks likely that Thailand will be able to avert another coup, but that hardly seems like it should count as an accomplishment for a middle-income country with, eg, a rate of infant mortality that is nearly as low as Sweden's.But some rabble-rousing is all but guaranteed.

"Our hope is that through a combination of voluntary efforts and measures to maintain water in reservoirs, we'll be able to avert the need for mandatory restrictions in the spring and summer," said Commissioner Campbell.

"It is now clear that we will not be able to avert a more serious and prolonged economic slowdown if we don't address the problem of increasing mortgage foreclosures," Representative Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committtee, said on Tuesday.

Without reduced use of current fuels, according to many scientists, the world population at midcentury -- 50percentt larger than today's but requiring three times as much energy -- will not be able to avert melting polar ice, shifting drought and flood patterns, and sea levels possibly rising a yard or more.

Will the Twins, without the astute Tom Kelly as their manager, be able to avert contraction?

And if the Republicans will meet us in the middle of this offer we might be able to avert the need for a short-term CR".

You may be able to avert the worst even if your laptop is stolen.

But again and again, you won't be able to avert your eyes.

"We were able to avert a major catastrophe," he said.

"They were able to avert a real cycle of violence," he said.

She yelled and the kid came running, and the manager was able to avert panic.