Sentence examples for and also avoid the from inspiring English sources
I hope I can tackle my mileage and also avoid the urge to mark 1 January by going on a new clothing splurge.
First came the calls to destroy the Murrah building to obliterate evidence of the tragedy and help erase its memory, and also avoid the site's becoming a pilgrimage spot for lunatic sympathizers with Timothy McVeigh.
These improvements allow more precise control of the interface reconstruction in highly dynamic flows with coalescence and rupture and also avoid the problem of local mass redistribution in poorly resolved calculations.
The program offers participants a structured and disciplined approach to start, grow, and scale their businesses, equipping them with the skills, tools, and techniques to identify and prioritize market opportunities and also avoid the pitfalls that can beset companies in growth mode.
It said if householders put plastics in with the main refuse, it too would be processed into fuel and also avoid the risk of it being dumped inappropriately.
Our studies extend this result to a non-irradiated mouse and also avoid the use of IL-2, both of which would independently contribute to further T cell expansion.
The pressure drop is limited by the pumping power and also avoiding the risk of reaching critical heat flux (CHF).
New York governor Andrew Cuomo and congressman Peter King – a fierce critic of de Blasio over his relations with the police – also attended the wake, and also avoided the media.
He has, it is true, released political prisoners before the election, and also avoided the sort of violent crackdowns he has been known for in the past.
They use wireless technology between a handlebar button and small electric motors that change the pre-calibrated gears, giving a more precise and immediate shift, and also avoiding the friction and extra maintenance that cables entail.
This avoids the difficulty of predicting the future – and also avoids the claim that a carbon cut made some years in the future is worth less than a cut made now.
