Sentence examples for To prevent misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

To prevent misunderstanding I use the phrase 'for as long as necessary'.

To prevent misunderstanding, the term dental 'placode' will only be used in the present paper in its original morphological sense – to indicate an early tooth primordium which is formed by a local thickening of oral epithelium in sub-mammalian vertebrates.

When less familiar symbols are used on maps they are often labeled to prevent misunderstanding.

Before printing this, Fichte, to prevent misunderstanding, composed a short preface, "On the Grounds of Our Belief in a Divine Government of the Universe," in which God is defined as the moral order of the universe, the eternal law of right that is the foundation of all man's being.

Cost estimates were converted to Euros to prevent misunderstanding that they were directly observed from empirical U.S. data.

"In order to prevent misunderstandings regarding the content and motive of your phone call, we view it as necessary to publish a transcript of your message," Mr. Diekmann wrote.

The authorities, on high alert after the New Year's Eve sex assaults in front of the city's cathedral, and over the threat of Islamist terror, politely told the revellers at Cologne's legendary carnival that while the event thrives on its anything goes attitude, they should please "avoid jihadi costumes for reasons of security and to prevent misunderstandings".

Nor did it serve to prevent misunderstandings of Platonism on Aristotle's part.

In addition, scientists can also use social media as a way to measure the general public's perception of scientific topics, which can be used to help guide education and outreach programs and to prevent misunderstandings of crucial scientific concepts [11].

The Financial Times reported that Netanyahu emerged from talks saying that Israel and Russia had agreed on a co-ordination mechanism to "prevent misunderstandings" over Syria — such as clashes or dogfights.

Speaking to Israeli reportersgathered in Moscow, Netanyahu said that he had come to the Russian capital to "prevent misunderstandings between IDF [Israel Defense Forces] units and Russian forces" in Syria.