Sentence examples for avoided because of from inspiring English sources

Caffeine should be avoided because of its stress-inducing and gut-irritating tendencies.

Everybody craves it, but most of the time it's avoided because of the garlic.

(In 1981, the ethnographer Ernest Burch identified four such zones, avoided because of "nonempirical phenomena").

The barbiturates and benzodiazepines are effective antiepileptics but are generally avoided because of their sedative properties.

A collision was only avoided because of good visibility and the alertness of the SAS pilots, according to the report.

The first two weeks of August are best avoided because of a large motorcycle rally, tourism officials said.

Still, Mr. Sory said, most of the calculation will consist of the health costs avoided because of better patient care.

In China that collision has been avoided because of the party's economic success; it ditched Marx and Mao long ago.

Lauren Gambino in New York In German-speaking countries, the term "euthanasia" is generally avoided because of its association with the eugenicist policies of the Nazi era.

Crab and other crustaceans should be limited to six a week, and any organs avoided because of higher traces of heavy metals, pesticides and PCB's.

It may be, in the future, in some part of the world, war will be avoided because of the President's trips.