Sentence examples for avoidable conflicts from inspiring English sources

Musical preferences vary between residents, Alonzo explained, and one resident's displeasure at being obliged to listen to another's choice can prompt avoidable conflicts.

However, be aware that foods such as peanut butter can be a choking hazard to children under three years old (there are several foods that fall into that category -- do your research!) Keep scheming or quarreling siblings with you at all times to avoid avoidable conflict and mishaps.

Reed warned that any attempt to whip a vote on airstrikes would result in a significant number of MPs rebelling and would be a "calculated attempt to engineer a damaging and avoidable conflict" within the parliamentary Labour party.

In a statement, Mr. Holder portrayed the committee's action as "political theater," saying Mr. Issa was trying to "provoke an avoidable conflict between Congress and the executive branch" as an "election-year tactic".

In 1839, the British invaded Afghanistan on the basis of dubious intelligence about a nonexistent threat: information about a single Russian envoy to Kabul, the Afghan capital, was manipulated by a group of ambitious hawks to create a scare about a phantom Russian invasion, thus bringing about an unnecessary, expensive and wholly avoidable conflict.

We hope the strategies we have sketched out in this paper can begin a process of engaging surgeons, regulators, hospitals, patients and others in avoiding the avoidable and minimising the unavoidable conflicts of interest that are associated with surgical innovation.

The United States may be dragged into another avoidable Middle East military conflict very soon.

Rupnik explained that while the current unrest might raise fears of renewed ethnic conflict in the region, such a conflict was "avoidable, because the European Union has shown that it can react rapidly when tensions rise".

Energy-water conflicts are avoidable.

The two shows are set to coincide during their live stages, with Cowell describing the scheduling conflicts as "avoidable clashes".

But what if the conflict is avoidable?