Sentence examples for avoid engagements from inspiring English sources

As a rule, candidates in a strong position seek to stay above the fray, and avoid engagements with lower-tier candidates.

This will mean many more paediatricians will avoid engagement in this work.

A similar protest in Jerusalem on Thursday turned violent, and police initially tried to avoid engagement during Sunday's protest.

Unsurprisingly, given the sensitive nature of the story and the Hasidic world's tendency to avoid engagement with outsiders, most of the community refused to speak with me.

Many had withdrawn across the Drina river into the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia to avoid engagement with German and NDH forces.

These experiences and racism have engendered distrust of government organisations and has influenced carers, as well as some service providers, to avoid engagement with disability services.

It is possible that in Sehore, chronically unwell people curtail their drinking and that heavy drinkers avoid engagement with the health sector.

Smoking-related illnesses may be prioritised by GPs, the 'competing demands hypothesis' and/or smokers may avoid engagement with health services because they anticipate unwanted advice to quit smoking [ 36].

Thus, although our results may seem to contradict the hypothesis that dual workers reduce their public labor supply and avoid engagement in variable work and overtime [ 6, 18], they are in accordance with previous British and Danish studies [ 9, 30].

Dr. Raymond said that from then on Washington largely fought a war of attrition, avoiding engagements against the more professional British army.

But he said they were like many others living in the Jabal al Sakhra, or Rock Hill, district: migrants from far away in Yemen's north, non-Yemeni Arabs trading in fish and arms and other contraband and scores of other ne'er-do-wells with compelling reasons for avoiding engagements with strangers.