Sentence examples for apparent avoidance from inspiring English sources

Asked by Fox anchor Chris Wallace whether there were any apologies for Trump's apparent avoidance of paying taxes, as reported by the Times, Christie was unrepentant.

However much different men might have different answers, in the case of Henry James critics tended to see a relationship between the accident and his celibacy, his apparent avoidance of involvements with women and the absence of overt sexuality in his work".

Whitehouse started delivering the speeches in April 2012, after hearing from many proponents of climate action who were frustrated by the Senate's apparent avoidance of the issue.

He seemed younger than me, but with his apparent avoidance of a moisturizer with a SPF, it was hard to pinpoint his age.

In this study, cases of apparent avoidance of use of opportunities to discuss AOD were often accompanied by complex interactions of 'face saving' on the part of both doctor and patient, a feature of consultation behaviour that is not limited to AOD discussions, nor to GP consultations.

Moreover, in sexually deceptive orchids, insects rarely switch from one individual to another close individual immediately after the first attempted copulation, preferring to fly off at a greater distance from the first individual [ 60], suggesting that the apparent avoidance of multiple copulations within a small population will promote pollen flow over a greater distance [ 61].

Studies have shown that neurons of the same type tend to avoid each other, whereas no such avoidance is apparent between cells of different type [13].

After rats acquired a fear memory by receiving mild footshocks in a shock zone on a track, we analyzed place cells when the animals were placed on the track again and displayed an apparent memory retrieval behavior: avoidance of the shock zone.

Dental avoidance is apparent in some individuals by adolescence, as youth of this age are able to influence their dental attendance [ 11- 17].

The apparent lack of inbreeding avoidance in our population may suggest another reason for the absence of EPFs, namely that selection may be weak or nonexistent for pursuing EPFs with genetically dissimilar mates.

Irrespective of the ultimate mechanism(s) leading to avoidance of apparent con- and heterospecific resource use, our results add support for earlier findings that, in addition to the usually considered "copying rules" [ 40], learning strategies based on actively avoiding others' choices also exist [ 6],[ 18],[ 19].