Sentence examples for avoid controversy with from inspiring English sources
IN ITS ultimately unsuccessful bid to avoid controversy with a new series of bank notes, Canada's central bank consulted with a wide range of experts.
It seems not to have occurred to Hume that Newton's mode of presentation in the Principia was a deliberate one to avoid controversy with those who could not follow its intricate geometric arguments.
As with last year, there's a sense that the Mercury prize is out to avoid controversy by sticking with the tried and tested: proven commercial or critical successes.
"Culturally, it is a homogenous genre," Mr. Cooper wrote in an e-mail message, with stations trying to avoid controversy.
When there is a lot of attention around a cosmetic ingredient, companies will sometimes look to replace it with an alternative to avoid controversy.
With few exceptions, most businesses prefer to avoid controversy whenever possible, lest they offend potential customers.
He spoke with the confidence of a modern athletic superstar who shared a driven work ethic with Gehrig as well as an ability to avoid controversy.
Ms. Goodwin said she concurred with the NewsHour's suggestion and agreed with the university that canceling her appearance there might avoid controversy.
"In France, anything to do with the war needs more context, explanation, in order to avoid controversy".
One interviewee noted, "In France, anything to do with the war needs more context, explanation, in order to avoid controversy".
With Frenchmen raging over their government's behavior in Algeria, the producer hoped to avoid controversy.
