Sentence examples for avoid any sort of from inspiring English sources

We're working very hard to avoid any sort of disruption".

"We try to avoid any sort of aesthetic aspect in our designs," van Rijs told me.

10.09am BST Dorrell confirms the Major government had "strong preference" to avoid any sort of statutory regulation.

If you wanted to study risk-taking, for instance, you could conceivably avoid any sort of circularity.

Last year European politicians were bending over backwards to avoid any sort of default, lest it destabilise the whole of the euro zone.

What is more, the scheme gives poor countries a reason to avoid any sort of climate-friendly regulation, including measures they could readily afford.

"To not even meet us halfway on avoiding any sort of overlap is incredibly competitive".

In an equal opportunities framework, all those working or visiting are called "volunteers", which avoids any sort of hierarchy.

In an interview with Stern accompanying the photographs, Mr. Fischer had avoided any sort of apology: "Yes, I was a militant.

He would stop the car, stand beside it, and shoot the filling station from across the road, deliberately avoiding any sort of composition or artful lighting.

She avoids any sort of grand manner beyond the title: in fact, the poem seems a kind of put-down of that title.