Sentence examples for available to avoid the from inspiring English sources

We should make £1.1bn available to avoid the cuts to disability benefits that parliament disagrees with.

The literature survey reported that there is no suitable methodology available to avoid the 5%% wastage of starch during the isolation process.

Institutions accepting these kidneys should ensure a backup recipient is available to avoid the current practice of a secondary allocation process, which has been shown to result in a profound and unacceptable delay in the majority of cases in which this occured.

A few innovative solutions are available to avoid these limitations, including the strategy outlined here.

Conversely, excessive attention to national security mistakes of omission, such as Benghazi and 9/11, may distort this balance and inadvertently lead to support for the use of torture by fueling the desperate need to obtain any and all intelligence available to avoid these types of mistakes in the future.

Our population impact measures are best applied using baseline risks derived from local data (if available) to avoid this criticism.

Reliable information on the resistance patterns of etiologically relevant pathogens has to be rapidly available to avoid this final consequence as frequently as possible.

But the bank said it would make enough money available to avoid pushing the interest rate on the three-month loans much above the benchmark rate of 1 percent.

You can instruct your kids to throw trash away as soon as it is available to avoid cluttering the kitchen with garbage.

The thermal performance of the IFJs in nominal operation is compared to that of an RFJ and it is shown that also in this case enough cooling capability is available to avoid hot spots above the design limits, while the pressure drop remains acceptably low.

The sample weights were derived from the NHANES III phase 2 MEC-examined sample weights, and they were recalculated using previously described methods (Lohr 1999) for the 7,159 participants for whom DNA was available to avoid nonresponse bias for the NHANES III genetic data.