Sentence examples for and attempt to avoid from inspiring English sources

Pandemonium ensues when they mingle without knowing and attempt to avoid each other.

Schweinsteiger had been given until midday on Thursday to replay with an intention to appeal or not, but Press Association are reporting that the World Cup winner will contest the charge and attempt to avoid any ban.

If you know of the $10,000 requirement and attempt to avoid it, you've committed a crime," says McKenzie, who convinced the irs to let the newlyweds go.

It is the duty of the forensic practitioner that he must not withhold, distort or modify any relevant information, misinterpret the available evidence, and attempt to avoid or deny the contrary evidence.

For instance, [86] uses checkpointing to recover from failures but there is no mechanism in place to calculate the probability of failures and attempt to avoid nodes with higher probability of failure, or at least designate a smaller portion of tasks to this node.

Some theorists, e.g. Fish 1989, seem to embrace this potential infinite regress of alternative interpretations of rules (see also point (3) above) and attempt to avoid the radical linguistic indeterminacy which it seems to entail by replacing the standards of correctness demarcated by rules with the conditioning and training processes of interpretive communities.

Worried, I measured the size of our heads and attempted to avoid relatives' gleeful tales of other gargantuan family births.

The leaderships of Europe's growing socialist parties were often worried by the threat of repression coming from governments and businesses, and attempted to avoid excessively confrontational demonstrations.

The parents' symptoms included nightmares about their child's birth and hospital stay, intrusive memories, a tendency to be jumpy or on edge, sleep difficulties and attempts to avoid reminders of the trauma.

Depressed, unemployed and attempting to avoid the internet, he carries around a large brown envelope, stuffed full of unanswered letters from his friend Andrew in Japan, intending to reply just "as soon as something good happens" to him.

While he is ethnic Chinese, he prefers the term Tionghoa, which means "of Chinese descent" and attempts to avoid assumptions of links to the Chinese state, another prejudice sometimes thrown at the minority.