Sentence examples for avoid grim from inspiring English sources

Even so, the public authorities have sought to avoid grim technical details that might trigger alarm or even panic.

A few may even mutter, unkindly, that Germany, for the third time in just over a century, has wrecked the continent.How can Europe avoid this grim outcome and improve the chances of a better future?

Tim Fishking, a principal of NBBJ, a large architectural company that specializes in hospitals, said medical facilities for children are inspiring architects to create inviting surroundings that avoid a grim institutional look.

What has enabled many of these supposedly doomed children to avoid the grim futures that supposedly awaited them?

And for people fleeing war, the unintended consequences of xenophobia has helped many avoid the grim asylum procedures of the Mediterranean.

The power and access it provides makes self-regulation an absolute necessity if it wants to avoid a grim future of becoming the world's biggest gutter for lunacy, hate speech, terror and crime.

UNICEF hopes donors this year will react in time to avoid a grim replay of last year's devastating images of starving children in the Sahel.

Rather than avoiding this grim reality, Mr. Fox embraced it.

Many of her friends are also back in school, avoiding a grim job market.

I won't describe it here, partly to avoid spoiling a grim surprise, and partly because its Grand Guignol particulars resist euphemism.

As Tucker points out, the use of data has built a compelling case for further change – and, who knows, may help rugby union avoid Gladwell's grim vision of the future.