Sentence examples for avoid needless confusion from inspiring English sources

1938 St. James or St. James's Still an Issue LONDON — Buckingham Palace and diplomatic circles were more than perplexed the other day when someone wanted to know whether the title "Court of St. James's" was still good usage, or whether that apostrophe and extra "s" had been dropped to avoid needless confusion.

To avoid needless confusion, in this paper, taxonomic ranks and names followed Frost et al. [ 1] and Frost [ 4], respectively.

To avoid needless confusion, in this study we have basically followed the nomenclature and circumscriptions of Frost et al. [ 40] and Frost [ 41].

Rather than "direct" translations, more natural and descriptive wordings were used in Japanese to ensure easy understanding and avoid needless confusion.

He resolved to avoid needless historical distractions.

Will we preserve Social Security and avoid needless privatization?

"Maybe I should have named the character differently to avoid needless misunderstanding".

They create an opportunity for consumers to avoid needless markups and enjoy premium service.

7. Master conflict -- deal with anger in small doses, engage dissidents, and avoid needless power struggles.

Doctors have also asked people to stock up on painkillers and cough syrups to avoid needless trips to the hospital.

This mechanism can avoid needless transmission and consequently can reduce the transmission cost.