Sentence examples for avoid continual from inspiring English sources
This data, Dr. Berger said, "suggests that moose will learn fast to avoid continual onslaught".
(Tennyson, "Locksley Hall") This is a trochaic line of eight feet, of which the last is catalectic (to avoid continual feminine endings).
On the one hand, he believes that Labour must have coherence on foreign and defence policy to avoid continual conflict with Benn, on military action, and with Eagle, on the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapons programme.
On the one hand, he believes that the party must have coherence on foreign and defence policy to avoid continual conflict with Benn, on military action, and with Eagle, on the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapons programme.
Logging has increased by 60% in the state since the 1980s, when the timber industry moved its operations over from the Pacific north-west in order to avoid continual warfare over old-growth forests and spotted owls.
At sufficient distances from the collision surface (to avoid continual particle-surface interaction) e can be defined by: {e}^2=1-frac{K{E}_{incident}- K{E}_{rebound}}{K{E}_{incident}}={left(frac{v_{rebound}}{v_{incident}}right)}^2 (7)where KE is the kinetic energy of the particle and v is the particle velocity.
However, Hume might object that the rationale for stepping back from our actual sentimental responses is avoiding "continual contradictions in society and conversation" and other practical problems (see Section 2.2).
The negotiators will also try to find a new way to pay doctors treating Medicare patients, to avoid the continual threat of deep cuts in fees.
This positioning was chosen in order to avoid discomfort from continual gazing downward toward the grasparatus.
In a speech three years ago, Mr Murphy said that Labour should "avoid the quicksand of continual apology" and that it "won't win next time by joining others in claiming how bad Labour was last time".
It doesn't make a lot of sense, so try to avoid plans that limit continual coverage reimbursements.
