Sentence examples for avoid the troubles from inspiring English sources
But it sounds like if you want a quality Android experience, at the moment it's far more practical to spend just a little more and avoid the troubles that accompany cost-cutting measures.
Nintendo executives suggested that they wanted to avoid the troubles of Sony, which frustrated retailers and consumers last year when production woes caused it to ship fewer PlayStation 2 consoles than anticipated.
Strawberry, 41, will work with major league players during spring training at the team's complex in Tampa, Fla., and tutor minor league players there through the season, instructing them on game preparation and batting discipline, and counseling them to avoid the troubles that caused his career to self-destruct.
Instead most Pakistanis drifted home after Friday Prayer, apparently keen to avoid the trouble.
To avoid the trouble of modern airline security, firearms and ammunition have been stocked for rental.
The F.D.A. and the drug's maker, Bayer, cooperated in warning patients and doctors how to avoid the trouble.
For shoppers, the service means they can avoid the trouble of driving to the store and some of the wait for items ordered online.
(Miami Velvet is B.Y.O.B., to avoid the trouble of securing a liquor license, so Stone had brought along a bottle of the brand p.i.n.k).
The value of the metal was at first measured by weight, but in time governments or sovereigns put a stamp upon it to avoid the trouble of weighing it and to make the value known at sight.
In the heats of the men's 800m Britain's Michael Rimmer did well to avoid the trouble in a tetchy third heat to qualify for the semi-finals in third behind David Rudisha, who looked easy in winning in 1min 45.09sec.
