Sentence examples for avoid the intrusion from inspiring English sources

To avoid the intrusion of having a designer come to your home, EasyClosets.com (www.easyclosets.com) offers an online design tool that allows you to plan the closet yourself.

He would edit stories on the bus and grab bits of time at the weekend; much of the time he was trying to escape notice in the office and avoid the intrusion of a colleague who would cheerfully engage him in conversation about the western novels of Zane Grey.

It does not require the introduction of additional detection equipment, but also avoid the intrusion detection that may destruct the motor.

That way we, too, could escape unharmed to the lobby for a drink and appreciative reflections with friends, and time our last-minute return to avoid the intrusion and gladly re-enter the world the Met had so magnificently created for us.

Muzu thinks it's onto something by avoiding the intrusion of pre-roll advertising.

The CHC is deployed to avoid the jammer intrusion in the network.

That food retailing is an unglamorous low-margin business that requires constant attention may have helped Magnit avoid the unwelcome intrusions of rapacious Russian bureaucrats.For his focus on smaller, less prosperous markets, Mr Galitsky is often compared to Sam Walton, the late founder of Walmart, who built a business empire selling to budget-minded Americans.

They want you to trust that they can navigate and avoid "the creepy line" of intrusion for you, even if they "walk right up to it".

Once Citigroup completes its share exchange, the taxpayer will own roughly a third of the bank.Bank of America hopes to avoid this intrusion by converting a chunk of its $33 billion of preferred stock that is held by private investors, not the government.

To avoid intrusions and escapes, the Swiss Pig Health Service recommends building two 1.50 m wire-mesh fences in parallel, fixed 30 cm deep in the ground to avoid the fence to be sapped, or reinforced by an additional electric fence around the pasture.

The program avoids the usual documentary intrusions: It has no present-day interviews with former Secret Service agents or functionaries, sharing their memories; no interpretive commentary from history professors.