The idea is to ward off rapidly growing competitors Liberty Tax Service and Jackson Hewitt.
On the one hand, it needs to ward off an unduly deep downturn in growth.
One nurse says her clinic can't afford the insurance to ward off the suits.
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South Africa has a high crime rate, and many homeowners keep weapons to ward off intruders.
Big data also promises to set benchmarks, ward to ward and state to state.
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As the U.S. prints trillions of dollars to ward off economic collapse, it will spark inflation.
With open land all around, it was a good spot to ward off attacks.
The story goes that Sheen promptly summoned his lawyers to ward off the quasi-intervention.
We want to move peace forward, and we want to ward off the great threats.
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So we try to show a strong force to ward off any problems happening.
The Swiss have also dived in to ward off further appreciation of their franc.
Linen tablecloths hid the wood-burning braziers set under each table to ward off the chill.
Gillette began producing the first piece within days of talking to Ward by phone.
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In poor areas of Chicago, residents have set up gated communities to ward off crime.
PowerGen, trying to ward off criticism, has offered to sell 2, 000 megawatts of capacity.
Another proposal: guaranteeing a minimum size for food crop fields to ward off avaricious cadres.
In the 1960s the Wilson government was discredited by its failure to ward off devaluation.
Every few months, the food cognoscenti start touting a new super food for its ability to ward off disease.
Perhaps to ward off official scrutiny, many charities have been scrambling to lower gift-in-kind values.
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It will serve as a world-class broadcast antenna and also as a beacon to ward off aircraft.
People paid for a product they cannot play, due to a measure meant to ward away pirates.
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The Fed also said it would cut rates again if that were necessary to ward off recession.
Numerous countries have already begun to raise interest rates in an effort to ward off threatening inflation pressures.
Inflation is rising, and the Fed has arguably been tardy in pushing up rates to ward it off.
The nine-shot revolver with a long barrel that Hayes keeps close also works to ward off other predators.
Bob Sullivan has done everything possible to build a cocoon of protection around himself to ward off identity theft.
In parts of Angola, putting a tortoise shell under your door is meant to ward off your rivals' muti.
In 1984, GM sold 942, 000 Buicks in the U.S., according to Ward's AutoInfoBank.
But Redmond doesn't have the personal skills to personalize this district enough to ward off a strong Democratic nominee.
The Fed, it seems, would be willing to cut rates to ward off deflation even if the economy rebounded.
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