Sentence examples for and opportunity to avoid from inspiring English sources
The vital match and opportunity to avoid finishing last again is their home fixture against Italy.
It is a painless and easy opportunity to avoid responsibility and extol the selflessness of others while offering none of one's own.
It certainly would mean less tax evasion, as lower tax rates and tax simplification reduce both the incentive to evade and the opportunity to avoid.
It is ethically untenable for intelligent people to look the other way while elected officials deny reality, and our opportunity to avoid catastrophe slips away.
(To hammer home the point, he had an 11-year-old provide a demonstration. "Many marvelled," the Los Angeles Times reported). When they reached stores, the machines offered customers unexpected levels of autonomy, and the opportunity to avoid long queues at traditional checkout tills.
Neo-adjuvant imatinib allows assessment of imatinib-sensitivity and an opportunity to avoid a potentially morbid surgical procedure in patients with aggressive, imatinib-resistant GISTs.
This would be especially the case when a non-life threatening chronic pain condition affords the older child and adolescent the opportunity to avoid schoolwork, extracurricular events, and peer-pressure, but instead to take refuge in the home setting.
These data signals exist and therefore the opportunity to avoid irrelevance has never been greater.
Its change was aimed at eliminating the type of telecommuting that substitutes for time spent at the office and that gives employees the opportunity to avoid long commutes and design their work hours around family or community obligations.
A season pockmarked by setbacks, disappointments, crises and tragedy has also delivered a Petrofac Training Cup success - which Darren Cole played a part in despite the loss of his cousin days before - and most crucially an opportunity to avoid relegation.
Dorsey thought that was ridiculous, and also saw an opportunity to avoid being a one-hit wonder.
