Sentence examples for are managing to avoid from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the companies in which people most want to invest, technology stars like Facebook and Twitter, are managing to avoid the public markets entirely by raising hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars privately.
In many rich countries and most poor ones, they are managing to avoid calamitous drops in revenue by peddling "branded" (but not patented) versions of their original drugs for higher prices than unbranded generic equivalents.
In his election-calling stump speech, Turnbull mentioned a Liberal "plan" for the Australian economy 22 times but the "plan" turned out to be nothing more than the cut in the rate of corporate tax that nearly 600 major corporations are managing to avoid anyway.
Increasingly firms are managing to avoid water use altogether.
The new government should take this opportunity to rethink how criminals are managed to avoid repeating the same old mistakes.
The SSSI is economically important to the area because of the tourists it attracts for birdwatching and other outdoor activities, although sensitive wildlife sites are managed to avoid damage from the large numbers of visitors.
At least to me, that more immigration should be managed to avoid too nasty a political backlash and too much of a boost to far-right parties such as the BNP.
She's never stopped developing as an artist, yet she's managed to avoid the curse of being just a musician's singer to reach a wide public and winning Grammys galore - she's the only singer to have won three in a row.
Mr Correa reported that the main reservoir serving Rio state was at its zero operating capacity, confirming the historically low level of the state's reserves, but insisted that reservoirs were being managed to avoid the immediate need for drastic measures.
Therefore, the arrangement of the test string should be managed to avoid having the same joints located adjacent to the flex joints in more than one cycle.
A less ambitious endowment, one that has much less expected growth annually, can be managed to avoid losses of the magnitude produced by the leading endowments last year.
