The phrase "avoid sacrificing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent loss or compromise in a particular situation or decision-making process.
Example: "In order to maintain quality, we must avoid sacrificing our standards for the sake of speed."
Alternatives: "steer clear of compromising" or "refrain from giving up".
Instead, displaying excessive faith in the solidity of the defense, Gulko tried to avoid sacrificing anything by choosing 14... Kh8?!
Mr. Sachs's critique comes from the president's left, where there is widespread belief that the nation needs more tax revenue to avoid sacrificing important government programs.
This is not to say we should all avoid stable jobs or great retirement plans, but to avoid sacrificing passion because we think we'll otherwise fail financially.
The Christian Copres escaped on a technicality: To avoid sacrificing in court, he gave his brother power of attorney, and had him do it instead.
Starling admitted that he had broken the law by using the dog twice, but said that he had done so to avoid sacrificing two dogs.
To avoid sacrificing decades of method history no attempts were made to reduce the ratio; to do so might also adversely affect recovery and/or complicate phase separation.
Borba says he avoids sacrificing quality by increasing volume and buying ingredients in bulk for his 14 products, which include Skin Balancing Gummi Bears and PMS Skin Rescue ($9.99 to $24.99).
"There is simply no way to avoid sacrifice", he said.
The real reason is probably that there was never any way the Jimmy Carter we all know would avoid saying: "There is simply no way to avoid sacrifice".
The real reason is probably that there was never any way the Jimmy Carter we all know would avoid saying: "There is simply no way to avoid sacrifice". Where the speeches of Reagan and Barack Obama evoke the beauty of dreams, President Carter insisted on the realities of responsibility and the need for radical change.
We recommend resampling as a method that readily adjusts the post hoc testing to be limited to only interesting comparisons and thereby avoids unduly sacrificing the power.
