Sentence examples for avoid mounting from inspiring English sources

Speed, some said, was merely intended to avoid mounting division and chaos in the Capitol.

Merck's general counsel, Bruce N. Kuhlik, said the settlement allowed the companies to avoid mounting legal costs.

In short, how to avoid mounting exhibitions that are terminally afflicted by what looks like a certifiable fear of art.

"Though I've been able to find ways around the system, I know a lot of kids are not going to be as fortunate and will have to drop out to avoid mounting tuition and shrinking options," she wrote.

So it is important to avoid mounting the antenna in a site where there are tall buildings or large trees that will get in the way of clear reception.

Richard Lacayo, critic for Time and author of the magazine's Looking Around blog, sums up the case for conservatism when it comes to federal entanglement with the arts: [I]n the hope of getting federal dollars, would museums find themselves tempted to avoid mounting shows that might make the US department of culture unhappy?

Starr: Since the Bridgeman decision the art industry has apparently avoided mounting lawsuits against those who use photos of public domain paintings without paying fees for them or obtaining a license based on someone's claim or implication of copyright ownership.

That's why he recommends climbing during the week, or avoiding Mount Marcy and Algonquin Peak and climbing other mountains.

In a letter to investors, Guardian SIPP said it is "liaising with HMRC/FSCS" to allow individual investors to buy their investments back from the Sipps, and so avoid paying mounting fees.

Ranchers say they are reducing their herds and selling their cattle months ahead of schedule to avoid the mounting losses of a drought that now stretches across a record-breaking 1,016 American counties.

"There is a risk she will be so captivated by international politics and foreign relations that she will avoid the mounting problems in Argentina," said Michael Shifter, vice president for policy at Inter-American Dialogue in Washington, a research group focusing on Latin America.