Sentence examples for would try to avert from inspiring English sources

Stalinism held that the enemies of socialism within and without Russia would try to avert the final victory of the Revolution.

They also said they would try to avert some of the drastic rate increases Florida homeowners have seen because of hurricanes.

Kant would try to avert Berkeley's ontological idealism by a different stratagem, but before we come to that we must consider Hume's position more fully.

But he did not say how he would try to avert the tuition hike.

"At that time," Dr. Ty said, "we still had children dying from lead, and we often had readings of 150 and 300". Now, a blood level reading over 20 is considered elevated, and a reading in the 70's would require immediate hospitalization to try to avert damage to the nervous system and retardation.

And it raises a perplexing question: why hasn't corporate America done more to sway its allies in the Republican Party to try to avert a disaster that would clearly be devastating to its own interests?

One of France's largest banks, Société Générale, said it was prepared to pay bonuses and raise salaries to try to avert a strike that would disrupt France's switch next week to euro notes and coins.

Then it may be up to the federal mediator George Cohen to keep the sides talking to try to avert an end to talks that would result in the N.F.L.'s first work stoppage since 1987.

Even if the alert was raised at the weekend, the physician would thus have at least 1 day to react and try to avert hospitalization or an impending event by pre-emptive therapy.

Jon S. Corzine, the governor-elect, said on Tuesday that he would meet in the next few days with members of an advocacy group to try to avert a federal takeover of New Jersey's child welfare system.

Syria's Bashar al-Assad busily woos European opinion to try to avert military strikes.