Sentence examples for apart to avoid from inspiring English sources

Turbines must be adequately spaced apart to avoid turbulence.

In churches many congregants sit a few inches apart to avoid contact.

[But on Sunday the police were out in force, keeping opposition groups and government supporters apart to avoid violent confrontations.

He said that he knew the hijacking teams and how the teams were intentionally kept apart to avoid detection.

For most of the century people have espoused the view that science and religion should be kept apart to avoid the inevitable combustions.

Burying conventional cables would add to the complexity and size of the project, since the cables would need to be kept several meters apart to avoid overheating.

Among Mr. Perrone's suggestions in the memo, these people said, were to keep the contracts 60 days apart, apparently to avoid suspicion that the deals were reached merely to help each party meet its quarterly financial objectives, and to require each party to submit separate cash payments, apparently to create the look of a valid deal.

He lost balance and threw his legs apart, trying to avoid stepping onto his stumps.

These two cities are 8,600 miles apart, though diversions to avoid conflict zones in Iraq and Syria will increase the distance flown.

People prefer the words that tax their fingers less.The QWERTY keyboard was originally designed to slow down typing, with common combinations of letters spaced as far apart as possible to avoid the jamming of physical keys pressed in close succession.

But apart from trying to avoid the rain in many parts of Uganda, voters may have stayed home also because the election's result, in Mr. Museveni's favor, never seemed in doubt.