Sentence examples for avoid inconvenient from inspiring English sources

I can envision my mother whisking away the daily papers and switching television channels to avoid inconvenient stories.

Perhaps journalists' more Clinton-oriented Twitter networks expose a subtle form of political bias, or perhaps Trump supporters separated themselves from these users to avoid inconvenient facts.

These illnesses are feigned not for monetary gain or to avoid inconvenient situations, but to attract compassion or to control others.

A midaxial incision is favoured in order to avoid inconvenient scarring on the palmar surface of the finger.

The Committee concluded that a change in practice to avoid secondary care referrals would be acceptable to clinicians in the care pathway, and that Vision ALD would allow patients to avoid inconvenient, invasive and unnecessary speculum examinations.

In fact, the most striking quality of modern Indian literature is the rise of the inoffensive writer — the deeply networked charlatan writer who avoids inconvenient subjects because he is too concerned about what people might say about him on Twitter.

Lynne Cherry, a prize-winning environmental writer and illustrator (remember "The Great Kapok Tree"?) who's now also a youth-oriented filmmaker, recently alerted me to a paper exploring the limits of traditional environmental messages given a deeply ingrained human habit of avoiding inconvenient warnings.

"Avoiding inconvenient hotel locations or connecting flights helps".

Diplomats have long employed disingenuous turns of phrase to avoid conceding inconvenient and sometimes self-evident truths that could compromise or embarrass their nations.

His publishers are attempting to emulate the micro-managed success of Sir Alex Ferguson's autobiography, but cannot avoid an inconvenient truth.

By Jon Lee Anderson July 18 , 2013Diplomats have long employed disingenuous turns of phrase to avoid conceding inconvenient and sometimes self-evident truths that could compromise or embarrass their nations.