Sentence examples for able to avoid an from inspiring English sources

We've been able to avoid an uncomfortable situation by always dining at home.

We think Premier is unlikely to go bust and may be able to avoid an equity raise.

But if it continues its current path of inaction, it may not be able to avoid an exit.

Armed with this information, you may be able to avoid an unscrupulous cabdriver once you land -- or at least avoid sticker shock when you're quoted a fare.

Representative Ed Royce, the California Republican who leads the committee, said he was skeptical that the United States would be able to avoid an escalation in fighting, and dismissed the administration's planning as insufficient.

The danger is that the decision not to ask the court to issue one against Mr. Falcone as part of the settlement sends a signal to other defendants that they too might be able to avoid an order to abjure future sinfulness.

However, the culprit will not be able to avoid a mandatory life prison sentence.

In 2008 the fundraising was crucial in ensuring Barclays was able to avoid a taxpayer bailout.

Even so, the Russians have not been able to avoid a ground war, house-to-house firefights and heavy casualties.

The supposed advantage of NetStamps, by contrast, is that customers will be able to avoid a long software download process.

But those who keep the doors of communication open will often be able to avoid a courtroom confrontation, she said.