Sentence examples for would have forestalled from inspiring English sources

That would have forestalled the great Hillary heist of china, silver and ottomans.

It was John Crittenden who exemplified the dying breath of conservative Unionism in the border states during the secession crisis, lending his name to a series of failed compromise efforts that would have forestalled civil war.

Andy Warhol – who invented the great counter American dream and created his own famous factory of art – makes an appearance, in an old-fashioned camp cameo of a type to amuse tired minds that a tighter libretto would have forestalled.

This was a promise the handheld wasn't really equipped to fulfill, for starters its specs sit somewhere between PS1 and PS2, and the presence of just one analogue input would have forestalled many a porting initiative even if the much-detested nub weren't tailor-made to grind your thumb to the bone.

This was a promise the handheld wasn't really equipped to fulfil, for starters – its specs sit somewhere between PS1 and PS2, and the presence of just one analogue input would have forestalled many a porting initiative even if the much-detested nub weren't tailor-made to grind your thumb to the bone.

And if his parents (I plead principally guilty) had come down like a ton of bricks, would that have forestalled later disasters?

A unidirectional transfer of information from DNA to protein would also have forestalled any kind of environmental influence on the gene, as Lamarck had envisioned, because proteins are the agents that communicate with the environment.

One way the Rock Hall could have forestalled at least some criticism about its choice of inductees would have been to be pious and particular about its definition of "rock"—distinguishing it, in some specific way, from pop music writ large.

No, it would not have miraculously put the kibosh on the war, but it might have forestalled Iran, Russia, and the Syrian regime from carrying out war crimes.

The Clinton campaign may have forestalled Sanders's revolution, but forestalling the revolutionaries is another matter.

The ecstatic mood seems to have forestalled all criticism.