Sentence examples for avoid the onslaught of from inspiring English sources

Observers are seeking to avoid the onslaught of violence that following the 2008 elections, in which the opposition captured 111 seats to Mr Mugabe's 99, and Mr Tsvangirai won the first round of the presidential vote, but was forced to boycott proceedings in protest against attacks on his supporters.

To avoid the onslaught of complaints from jilted customers, the Josics operated under at least 19 different business names.

But in real life, the British actress had wanted to ditch her smartphone Thursday morning, to avoid the onslaught of awards buzz on social media.

Before avoiding the onslaught of Comic-Con tweets.

The Bonanno and Genovese families managed to largely avoid the onslaught because few members broke ranks and became government witnesses.

Venus, she added, had even called Althea Gibson to ask for advice on how to avoid the inevitable onslaught of clichés.

There was no avoiding the onslaught, no rationalizations worth offering.

But the cluttered vacancy of American consumerism is exactly the sort of tidy thematic statement Clark usually avoids, and the onslaught of information only serves to remind us how little the author has given us by way of characterization.

Unless you really, truly have mastered the skill of avoiding the relentless onslaught of election coverage that is all around us, you're well aware that Mitt Romney is having a phenomenally terrible week, and that it comes on the heels of the awfully terrible week he had last week.

The Southeast Asian city-state, eager to avoid the kind of onslaught on tax cheats faced by Switzerland, said it would sign a multilateral treaty on sharing tax details created by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the association of free market democracies.

He spent Saturday night cowering in a motel to avoid the media onslaught, but has recovered his composure soon enough.