Sentence examples for avoidance that from inspiring English sources

Avoidance has been clarified as "actively avoided" to distinguish the avoidance seen in specific phobias from passive avoidance that may occur for other reasons [ 26, 306].

For years, Obama avoided saying that the US was at war with "radical Islam," an avoidance that enraged conservatives.

Tax avoidance that allows multinationals to grow ever richer also damages the fabric of democracy.

Moreover, the fund has historically ignored real estate investment trusts, an avoidance that certainly helped in the quarter.

Fear of the attacks themselves generates a pattern of avoidance that can severely constrict the person's life.

From ActionAid's own investigations we know that these tax havens can all too often provide vehicles for tax avoidance that hits the world's poorest hardest.

12.16pm: Brown says there is a US legal case about Swiss tax avoidance that could result in more exchange of information about tax avoidance.

Our members do not support illegal tax evasion or the kind of aggressive tax avoidance that we believe to be unethical.

The public has no time for the excuse offered by the former Conservative treasurer, Lord Stanley Fink, who said last week of tax avoidance that "everybody does it".

Do you take long runs?" said Dr. Plante, describing a typical barrage of questions intended both to gather information and to let screeners assess the candidate's poise and self-awareness — or to observe the tics and eye-avoidance that may signal something else.

"A number of them relayed different experiences that indicated shame, embarrassment, or conflict-avoidance that on occasion led them to eat meat, or offer meat to guests in their house," Dr. Roe told MUNCHIES.