Sentence examples for would be averted from inspiring English sources

If Prague surrenders under the threat of invasion, then the crisis would be averted.

Markets recovered as it became clear that disaster would be averted.

Many accidents would be averted if a gun always indicated if a round were in the chamber.

Strikes are rare in Germany, unlike in France or Italy, and some experts predicted that this one would be averted.

Even as he sought to set Republicans up for blame for any crisis, Mr. Obama offered assurance that a crisis would be averted.

Even in the weeks after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, most political leaders thought that war would be averted.

On Monday, hints that France and Germany would play a central role in a bailout for Greece helped push the two indexes over the flat line for the year, as investors became more confident that a crisis would be averted.

Passengers either applied for a refund or rescheduled their flights to a later date, but some analysts said it was still too early to say whether chaos at the airports would be averted.

Though the writers' strike that threatened to close down production from early May was headed off at the gulch, nobody knew till the last moment that it would be averted.

On Friday, the Greek Parliament approved a $6.5 billion deficit-cutting plan, offering some reassurance that Greece would emerge from its mountains of debt and a broader crisis in Europe would be averted.

Gov. Brian Schweitzer of Montana, who wore his trademark bolo to a news conference held by the Democratic Governors Association, used a Western analogy to explain why he thought a federal default would be averted.