Sentence examples for avoid connotations from inspiring English sources

Tata Motors is to rename its new Zica car to avoid connotations with the ongoing Zika virus outbreak.

He named his major philanthropic organization the Omidyar Network to avoid connotations of being a charity, and has made many donations aimed at creating self-sustaining businesses.

But we avoided connotations of morbidity, fearful that notified family members would view us as the Angels of Death.

Lonsdale engaged Taylor to instruct Oxford how to "send his boat along as quickly as possible", avoiding connotations of professional coaching which was banned in the Boat Race.

I am really, primarily, a video designer, but I try to avoid the connotations people associate with that.

In pursuit of emotional connections, some paint companies have swept aside even basic rules, including the one that said to avoid negative connotations.

Because of the fact that my research was pursued at the University of Reading (England), I decided to include in question 7 both notions of "race" and "ethnicity" - the latter one is often employed in the European political discourse to avoid racist connotations, thus risking, on the other side, to silence the issue of racism itself.

In all tasks, we used capital letters as stimuli instead of whole sentences in order to avoid linguistic connotations.

Some may therefore describe our confidence intervals as 'non-approximate' or 'small sample' confidence intervals, in order to avoid any connotations of the word 'exact'exact

Lam uses the term "martialgym" to help avoid the connotation that it is a female-only sport, he said.

We selected the term "adverse occurrence" to avoid the connotation of blame often associated with the term "complication".