Sentence examples for avoidable problem from inspiring English sources

"This is an avoidable problem.

Injuries are a part of the accepted risk, but fatigue is, or should be, an avoidable problem.

"However, the drivers have decided that, if similar problems should manifest themselves during the German GP, we shall immediately withdraw from the event, as this avoidable problem with the tyres endangers again the lives of drivers, marshals and fans".

"Let me remind New Yorkers," the mayor said, in urging them not to drink and drive, "it's an avoidable problem for yourself -- meaning you don't need the ticket, you don't need the car taken, you don't have to go to court and try to get it back".

Such a simple solution to an avoidable problem: just shake that racism stuff off -- it's a free country!

The tragedy of women dying in the context of being pregnant or giving birth continues to be a major, but almost entirely avoidable, problem.

These can encompass minor but still avoidable problems, like rashes or diarrhea, and much more serious events like, well, death.

Perhaps a "hot line"—of the sort that used to connect Washington and Moscow during the cold war would be a way to forestall such avoidable problems.

So on January 11 Judge Frost agreed to halt Mr. Lorraine's execution, arguing that Ohio "has unnecessarily and inexplicably created easily avoidable problems".

I think it had avoidable problems that helped lead to the eruption of criticism, a view vehemently disputed by Bill Keller, executive editor of The Times, and Michael Gordon, who wrote the piece.

"Failure to properly prepare for the rapid inflow of citizens from the previous group of eight states in 2004 and the effects that this had on communities was short-sighted, and led to a number of avoidable problems.