Sentence examples for avoid the example from inspiring English sources

THE MOB AND YOU REMEMBER THE NEEDIEST By Tom Folsom When exchanging gifts with colleagues, avoid the example set by the mobster Joe Colombo.

And with the trauma of public rejection would come the greatest test of all: to avoid the example of revolutionaries such as Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, with their assumed divine right to rule.

In this, President Obama would certainly be advised to avoid the example of another of his presidential predecessors, the monumental Howard Taft, and retain his impressive physique.

He spent his last few days in the Tower writing letters to his wife and his sons, urging the two brothers to avoid the examples set by figures such as Cain and Abel.

In retrospect, considering the lack of resistance in the low-flow profile and use of the UCA may have helped avoid the misdiagnosis (an example of a correct diagnosis of distal MCA occlusion is shown in Figure 5).

The target may become unbalanced in attempting to avoid the blow, for example by jerking the head back, which may allow for an easier throw.

As previously stated, CAP-growth aims to avoid the redundancy of the example above.

To avoid being the example that triggers the bug fear, it might be time to learn as much as you can about your own fear of bugs so that you too can overcome the fear and help the child to break through this.

By individually screening protein families for representativeness for a specific set of organisms, we can use the representative tRNA synthetases and avoid the anomalous ones; for example we use threonyl-tRNA synthetase (correlation coefficient.77) for the left half of Figure 1.

Many Americans, for example, avoid the probate system entirely, either because they make lifetime dispositions of their property (for example, in trust) or because their heirs behave as if universal succession were in fact in place i.e., the heirs divide the property among themselves and pay the creditors and the tax collector out of their own pockets.

He could, for example, avoid the time-consuming process of parliamentary approval for new electoral laws, and legislate by presidential decree.