Sentence examples for avoid this embarrassment from inspiring English sources
When I posted comments online advising punters to avoid this embarrassment the chancers said they would "see me in court".
CCTV, the state-run television station, said on its Sina Weibo microblog account: "We have to examine our mistakes and find out why the organizers didn't provide enough facilities to avoid this embarrassment?" It also said that "people need reminding to be civilized".
To avoid this embarrassment, the nuclear powers and their allies fought back vigorously against passage of this UN resolution.
The N.Y.P.D. could have avoided this embarrassment by cooperating with Muslim community leaders and elected officials who last winter called for an investigation of "The Third Jihad" screening and an open review of Islam-oriented training materials.
Yes, CENTCOM could probably have avoided this embarrassment if it had used basic two-factor authentication on its Twitter account.
The chancellor only narrowly avoided this embarrassment in last year's Autumn Statement by the inclusion of the sale of 4G mobile licence receipts in the figures.
But that's not entirely tenable, and indeed there is a way the Post could have avoided this embarrassment yet still gotten credit for scooping some news on the second prisoner -- and, in the process, reported what actually happened more accurately.
To avoid repeating this embarrassment, the awards increasingly recognised scientific discoveries that had withstood the test of time.
But the team was supposed to have been built to avoid this kind of potential embarrassment, the kind of losing that seems to feed on itself.
To make it even harder to detect, perhaps the flipping occurs only when the machine discerns that the vote is close; this would avoid the embarrassment of having polls predict one outcome, and having the machines tally another.
