Sentence examples for altered to avoid from inspiring English sources

The fact that his speech was altered to avoid making him a complete economic idiot says it all.

The best 15 players in the world would qualify automatically for each draw, while tour schedules would be altered to avoid any clash with the Olympics.

The best large-scale example is the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, built in the 1970s, whose routing was altered to avoid blocking migration patterns of certain species of wildlife.

Isaac Bashevis Singer's memoir "In My Father's Court" has been altered to avoid any reference to "Jews" or "Gentiles," which is rather like insuring that a restaurant menu makes no mention of the food on offer.

The commission has a mandate to consider whether the universal banking model – where retail and "casino" investment arms sit alongside each other – needs to be altered to avoid another taxpayer bailout.

But while many of the album's sources are as recognizable as the hot-dog jingle, in almost every case, the brand and product name have been omitted or altered to avoid promoting the companies whose ads are being used.

He described a "them and us" relationship between hospital managers and clinicians, a dangerous rift he said needed "radically altering" to avoid jeopardising patients' safety and blocking care improvements.

The knife check protocol was altered to specifically avoid the use of leading questions.

Its pilots were apparently told to alter course to avoid bad weather before contact with the flight was lost.

The costs of losing them would far outweigh the price of altering farming to avoid the most dangerous uses of neonicotinoids.

The shootings also shattered windshields, blew out tires, dented hoods, damaged buildings and caused frightened drivers to alter routes to avoid Interstate 270 and other highways circling the city.