Sentence examples for are aiming to avoid from inspiring English sources
The phrase "are aiming to avoid" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing goals or intentions related to preventing something undesirable from happening. Example: "The team is aware of the potential pitfalls and are aiming to avoid any mistakes in the final report."
In tomorrow's other game Bradford are aiming to avoid a fourth consecutive home defeat against Widnes.
Some luxury-home builders are aiming to avoid the exterior footprint of a megamansion without sacrificing the square footage or oversized amenities.
Lancashire are aiming to avoid a similar fate after lifting the title in 2011.
Scotland have not won at Murrayfield since a World Cup warm-up game against the Italians in 2011 and are aiming to avoid starting a Six Nations campaign with two defeats for the sixth consecutive year.
Objective sensory tests (Kim et al., 2015; Agbaje et al., 2015) are aimed to avoid a possible bias from the subjectivity of the clinical sensory testing (Rosen, 2014; Fagade & Wastell, 1990; Bennett et al., 1987; Bennett & Jannetta, 1980; Agbaje et al., 2015; Barker et al., 1987).
It appears O2 is aiming to avoid the Ofcom ruling on consumers' rights to terminate a contract if charges increase midway through.
If a draw would be par for the course at Coventry, Leicester will be aiming to avoid a third successive home defeat to their second opponents of the season – beaten play-off finalists Reading.
Mourinho, who is aiming to avoid a fourth successive defeat when United face the League One side Northampton Town on Wednesday in the EFL Cup third round at Sixfields, singled out Shaw after the 3-1 defeat at Vicarage Road and claimed in his post-match press conference that the England defender was at fault for Watford's second goal.
Nobody can say where the new floor for debt will lie, just that finding it will be painful.André Sapir, of the Université Libre de Bruxelles, recently told a Financial Times conference that government policy should not be aiming to avoid a repeat of 1929: it has already failed to do that.
The council is aiming to avoid compulsory redundancies, with jobs being lost through voluntary options and early retirement.
As tempting as that is when my child acts up, I know it will always escalate the situation, and maybe even bring about that which I'm aiming to avoid.
