stave造句

There's no sense of straining to stay awake or to stave off sleep.

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

But nor did the West offer Russia a Marshall Plan to stave off a catastrophic collapse in living standards.

It WAS Greece that let public spending rip, lied about it and is now trying to stave off default.

Less than an hour before trading began on Wall Street, President Bush reaffirmed the need for congressional action to stave off further financial upheaval.

But dermatologists say there are simple and inexpensive ways to stave off premature aging and its attendant wrinkles and loss of collagen.

Throughout the system there would be ways of warming things up and injecting antifreeze to stave off the formation of icelike methane hydrates.

We can feel the emotional pain of a youth who didn't ask for any of this but USES his inner strength of character to stave off mental defeat.

The Fed, as well as European central Banks, unconditionally supported these naked shorts to deflate prices and stave off inflationary perception, as gold prices stay artificially low.

Take the case of Somalia: America sent troops there in 1992 to help the United Nations stave off a humanitarian catastrophe, but the armed chaos of Mogadishu soon drove it out.

Tim Hutchful, a registered chiropractor and member of the British Chiropractic Association, said women looking to stave off back pain should try to keep their head and ankles in line.

Sweet cocktails help to stave off the melancholy of their parting. The graduates sing karaoke to songs by Jennifer Lopez or old Western hits from the days when the wall still stood.

It is worth paying a high price to stave off a liquidity crisis over New Year: better that weak Banks are able to borrow at the same rates as strong ones than that they are not able to borrow at all.