Sentence examples for avoidable or at least from inspiring English sources
One of the problems with death in our time is that it becomes increasingly avoidable, or at least postponable.
Still, the fear is that this dynamic could force companies into an otherwise avoidable collapse — or at least interfere with a restructuring.
Age went from being a final stage (a Time cover from 1958: "Growing Old Usefully") and a social issue (Time, 1970: "Growing Old in America: The Unwanted Generation") to something avoidable (1996: "Forever Young") or at least vastly deferrable (2015: "This Baby Could Live to Be 142 Years Old").
28 Finally, we chose to define avoidable as being at least a 50% likelihood of the death being avoidable, a definition that has wide credibility and acceptability.
At a time when the United States economy is grappling recession, extreme risk aversion and the corollary chilling effect are avoidable at least unless Judge Rakoff can show a more compelling rationale for the prosecutions; (Surely, there cannot be an argument that too much deterrence is sub-optimal, especially when the economy is trying to come out of recession).
As recently as last month, the United States Department of Agriculture charged the Coulston Foundation with keeping several dozen chimpanzees in undersize cages and causing the avoidable deaths of at least five chimpanzees, three of which died in October 1993, when a space heater malfunctioned and sent temperatures in one holding room soaring to 140 degrees.
Considering the large numbers of people affected, if immunotherapy proves to be a suitable treatment for 10-15% of men with prostate cancer, it represents a significant step forward and the low toxicity gives hope that more drastic procedures may be avoidable at least for some patients if the further work to identify who will respond and who won't is successful.
All these secondary consequences of stroke are avoidable, at least in theory.
The top five primary diagnoses of potentially avoidable readmissions (table 3) were almost all known or at least possible complications of each comorbidity.
Even now it looks like an entirely avoidable moment of bad blood that has seemed to infect, or at least compound, the wider disintegration of Mourinho's influence at almost every level.
